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In the previous blog for Mongo, we came to a conclusion how Mongo was a better choice for our situation. Carrying it forward we implemented Mongo with clusters to log the fields' edit and view time of the users.
Problem Statement :-
After turning live, we faced an unusual exception from the Mongo cluster which set up an alarming situation for us. The exception that we encountered was something like this :-
Failure to send “getnonce” command to database “db1” . Failure to send all requested bytes
So, getnonce is a command used by client libraries to generate a one-time password... Read More