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DOCSP 33265 Resilience of mongosync (#201) (#208)
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source/faq.txt

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Should I stop a migration if the logs contain the word "error" or "failure"?
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No, logs that contain the word "error" or "failure" show non-fatal
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errors and do not signal that you need to stop ``mongosync`` early.

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Resilience
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``mongosync`` is resilient and able to handle non-fatal errors. Logs
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that contain the word "error" or "failure" do not indicate that
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``mongosync`` is failing or corrupting data. For example, if a network
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error occurs, the ``mongosync`` log may contain the word "error' but
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``mongosync`` is still able to complete the sync. In the case that a
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sync does not complete, ``mongosync`` writes a fatal log entry.
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