What are journaling in mongodb?
Answer / Puja Kumari Sonkar
Journaling in MongoDB is a write concern option that ensures data durability by writing the changes to a journal on disk before acknowledging the operation as successful. There are two levels of journaling: 'journaled' (w:1) and 'majority'. 'journaled' writes the changes to the journal, while 'majority' waits for a majority vote from replica set members before confirming the write.
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