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What happens if an index does not fit into RAM in mongodb?

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What happens if an index does not fit into RAM in mongodb?
posted Jan 20, 2017 by Dhaval Vaghela
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If the indexes do not fit into RAM, MongoDB reads data from disk which is relatively very much slower than reading from RAM.

answer Jan 20, 2017 by Manikandan J

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