Which operations lock the database in mongodb?
Answer / Raghaw Kumar Jha
In MongoDB, various operations can lead to a locked database, including write operations (insert, update, delete), index builds and reindexes, and certain administrative commands. To minimize the impact of these locks on performance, MongoDB uses a technique called opportunistic locking (oplocks) that allows multiple clients to read data concurrently while only one client can write to it.
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