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Getting Started with MongoDB Sharding
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MongoDB Sharding is a method for distributing data across multiple machines; it is primarily used to deploy large data sets with high throughput. We use sharding to increase the high throughput from the database system because a single server can't handle the large data set and high throughput. It is made up of three parts: configuration servers, mongos, and shards, with MongoDB shards containing data at the collection level. Sharding is nothing more than a method of storing data across multiple machines in order to meet the demand for data growth.
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