What is journaling in mongodb?
Answer / Karan Kumar
Journaling in MongoDB is a write-ahead logging (WAL) mechanism that ensures data consistency and durability. It logs all transactions to a file on disk before they are committed, allowing the database to recover in case of unexpected crashes or power failures.
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