When migrating data from on-premises environments to MongoDB Atlas or synchronizing clusters across different environments, Mongosync serves as a powerful tool. However, the efficiency of this process heavily relies on properly sizing the host servers where Mongosync runs.
Inadequate sizing can lead to performance bottlenecks, extended synchronization times, and even failures. This repository serves as a comprehensive guide to ensure your Mongosync host servers are optimally sized.
- Understanding Mongosync Requirements
- Key Sizing Recommendations
- Performance Tuning
- Monitoring and Scaling
- Conclusion
For further guidance on Go Garbage Collection tuning, check this resource.