MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database management system that is used to store large quantities of data. It has the ability to slow down logging, which can help improve performance and reduce resource utilization.
Enabling slow down logging in MongoDB can help optimize the performance of your system. Here’s how you can do it:
- Log into your MongoDB server and open the MongoDB shell by typing “mongo” at the command prompt.
- Type “db.setProfilingLevel(2,100)” This command will enable logging for operations that take longer than 100 milliseconds.
- To view the logged operations, use the command “db.system.profile.find()”. The result will show an array of documents, each of which contains information about a slow operation.
- To disable slow down logging, type “db.setProfilingLevel(0)”
By following these steps, you can enable slow down logging in your MongoDB server and improve the performance of your system.
