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Does MongoDB Slow Down If One CPU Core Is Maxed Out?

No. If one CPU core is at 100% running a long MongoDB operation, new requests will still run on other available cores. MongoDB uses worker threads, and the operating system scheduler assigns those threads to idle cores. Short requests do not wait behind a busy core unless the entire system is saturated. Does MongoDB Use…

How MongoDB choose optimal path for $OR operator?

As Technical Services Engineers, we often encounter a common question: Why isn’t MongoDB selecting the correct index? In this blog post, I’ll delve into how MongoDB determines the most efficient plan for a query that includes the $OR operator. A general rule of thumb to create an efficient compound index is to arrange the index…

Oracle EBS Patching Automation

Throughout my experience working with the Oracle EBusiness Suite, I’ve consistently encountered a challenge – the absence of a comprehensive tool for automating patching tasks. This prompted me to embark on a quest for suitable scripts within the vast realm of the internet and the Oracle community. Although I didn’t stumble upon a fully functional…

Troubleshooting Email Alerts in Oracle Enterprise Manager

Introduction: In this blog post, I’ll discuss the challenges faced when trying to set up email alerts in Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) and the solutions found during the troubleshooting process. Setting Up Alerts in OEM: There was a recent production issue due to TEMP getting filled up. While we have OEM set up, we received…

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About Neil

I’m a Technical Services Engineer at MongoDB, based in Toronto, Canada. I have over a decade of experience working with databases, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise applications across India, the United States, and Canada.

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