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When connecting to an Atlas cluster using the shell, why do we provide the hostnames for all nodes when we launch mongo?
Replica sets are designed so that if the primary node goes down, one of the other nodes will step up to take its place so that clients can continue reading and writing data as if nothing had happened. The mongo shell is one such client.
When connecting to an Atlas cluster using the shell, why do we provide the hostnames for all nodes when we launch mongo?
Replica sets are designed so that if the primary node goes down, one of the other nodes will step up to take its place so that clients can continue reading and writing data as if nothing had happened. The mongo shell is one such client.