Abstract
Like many of its relational cousins, MongoDB supports the replication of a database’s contents to another server in real time or near real time. MongoDB’s replication features are simple to set up and use. They are also among the key features in MongoDB that, along with sharding, bolster the claim that the database is both a web 2.0 and a cloud-based data store.
Keywords
Server Instance Primary Server Place Replica Cloud Manager Read Preference
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© David Hows, Peter Membrey, Eelco Plugge, Tim Hawkins 2015