Answer / Neeraj Semwal

MongoDB provides a built-in command to create backups, called db.dump(). This command generates a tarball file containing the entire database and any specified options, such as compression and encryption. Additionally, MongoDB Atlas offers automated backups, and there are third-party tools like Mongodump for more advanced backup functionality.

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