If you’re using replica sets, you can get into a situation where you have conflicting data. MongoDB will roll back conflicting data, but it never throws it out. Let’s take an example, say you have three servers: A (arbiter), B, and C. You initialize A, B, and C: $ mongo B:27017/foo > rs.initiate() > rs.add(“C:27017”)Continue reading “How to Use Replica Set Rollbacks”
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