Configuration, Maintenance, and Analysis¶

The following tutorials describe routine management operations, including configuration and performance analysis:

Disable Transparent Huge Pages (THP): Describes Transparent Huge Pages (THP) and provides detailed instructions on disabling them.
Use Database Commands: The process for running database commands that provide basic database operations.
Manage mongod Processes: Start, configure, and manage running mongod process.
Terminate Running Operations: Stop in progress MongoDB client operations using db.killOp() and maxTimeMS().
Analyze Performance of Database Operations: Collect data that introspects the performance of query and update operations on a mongod instance.
Rotate Log Files: Archive the current log files and start new ones.
Manage Journaling: Describes the procedures for configuring and managing MongoDB’s journaling system, which allows MongoDB to provide crash resiliency and durability.
Store a JavaScript Function on the Server: Describes how to store JavaScript functions on a MongoDB server.
Upgrade to the Latest Revision of MongoDB: Introduces the basic process for upgrading a MongoDB deployment between different minor release versions.
Monitor MongoDB With SNMP on Linux: The SNMP extension, available in MongoDB Enterprise, allows MongoDB to provide database metrics via SNMP.
Monitor MongoDB Windows with SNMP: The SNMP extension, available in the Windows build of MongoDB Enterprise, allows MongoDB to provide database metrics via SNMP.
Troubleshoot SNMP: Outlines common errors and diagnostic processes useful for deploying MongoDB Enterprise with SNMP support.

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