@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ procedure.
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after stopping version 2.0 :program:`mongos` processes to confirm
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that none are still active.
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- #. Start a single versions 2.4 :program:`mongos` process with
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+ #. Start a single 2.4 :program:`mongos` process with
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:setting:`configdb` pointing to the sharded cluster's :ref:`config
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servers <sharding-config-server>` and with the :option:`--upgrade
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<mongos --upgrade>` option. You can upgrade an existing
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option.
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Once you have upgraded, *do not* introduce version 2.0 MongoDB
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- processes back into the sharded cluster. This can introduce in
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- metadata problems. This metadata change and the upgrade mechanism will
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- help prevent errors caused by cross-version incompatibilities.
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+ processes into the sharded cluster. This can introduce in
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+ metadata problems.
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+ .. is the following true?
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+ This metadata change and the upgrade mechanism will help prevent
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+ errors caused by cross-version incompatibilities.
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.. _upgrade-cluster-resync:
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@@ -104,7 +108,8 @@ modifying data. If this occurs, the :ref:`config servers
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<sharding-config-server>` must be re-synced, and there may be problems
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starting new :program:`mongos` processes. The :term:`sharded cluster`
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will remain accessible, but avoid all cluster metadata changes until
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- you resync the config servers.
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+ you resync the config servers. Operations that change metadata include:
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+ adding shards, dropping databases, and dropping collections.
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To resync the config servers:
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@@ -120,8 +125,8 @@ To resync the config servers:
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ensures that most :program:`mongos` instances will have
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uninterrupted access to cluster metadata.
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- #. :program:`Mongodump < mongodump> ` the data files of the active
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- config server (``configA``).
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+ #. :program:`mongodump` the data files of the active config server
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+ (``configA``).
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#. Move the data files of the deactivated config servers (``configB`` and ``configC``)
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to a backup location.
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