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- 24. 24 MongoDB Atlas is … highly available by default even while scaling & patching
- 25. MongoDB Atlas is … highly available by default even while scaling & patching 25
- 26. 26 MongoDB Atlas is … highly available by default even while scaling & patching
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- 30. 30 Cluster Features Managed MongoDB Clusters Customer only needs to choose the shape and size of the Cluster ● Instance size (CPU and RAM) ● Replication factor ● Number of shards ● Disk space ● Disk speed Screenshot of create dialog
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- 38. 38 MongoDB Proprietary and Confidential. Subject to NDA. Convenience Control Public DBaaS Dev Database + IaaS Private DBaaS + Laptop + AWS, etc MongoDB: Convenience & Control + Ops Manager + Atlas
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