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MongoDB

MongoDB is a document database storing flexible JSON-like documents in collections. Applications connect over TCP (default port 27017) via mongosh or drivers. Production deployments rely on replica sets for high availability; common issues include authentication misconfiguration, replica set elections, replication lag, and missing indexes on large collections.

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