How to Survive Under Load with 100TB in an Unsharded MongoDB
summary
Describes running a non-sharded MongoDB database holding about 100 TB and keeping it reliable under load. Covers practical lessons and operational techniques for maintaining performance and availability of a single-node (non-sharded) MongoDB deployment as data and traffic grow, based on experiences from production systems.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 7:08System degradation
- 15:39Split collections
- 23:51Parallel operation
- 31:46Compaction issues and summary
- 40:15Q&A
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