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Jean da Silva
Jean is a Database Performance Engineer and an enthusiast in the field, currently living in São Paulo, Brazil. He is a speaker and author of articles featured on the Percona Performance Blog. Jean has also contributed to O'Reilly as a Subject Matter Expert, helping to develop MongoDB courses.

MongoDB – Converting Replica Set to Standalone

This post was originally published in January 2022 and was updated in February 2025. One of the reasons for using MongoDB is its simplicity in scaling its structure,  either as Replicaset(scale-up) or as Sharded Cluster(scale-out). Although a bit tricky in Sharded environments, the reverse process is also feasible. From the possibilities, you can: Reduce the […]

MongoDB Log and the Message “RSM Not Processing Response”

One of the most common tasks for database administrators is checking logs; you can either work directly with the file or process it using another tool. Either way, regularly checking the logs remains essential.  Within this context, certain log messages occasionally begin to appear, yet, unfortunately, there isn’t much literature on some of them; that’s […]

5 Changes You Should Know in MongoDB 7.0

As almost a tradition, a newer major release of MongoDB is born every year, and this year, it’s no different. Many changes and new features are brought to the system, and as part of keeping in tune with the changes and how they can impact us, we go through the changes to better understand them. […]

Pros and Cons: When You Should and Should Not Use MongoDB

Quite often we see that the main operational storage is used in conjunction with some additional services, for example, for caching or full-text search. Another architecture approach using multiple databases is microservices, where every microservice has its own database better optimized for the tasks of this particular service. For example, you can use MySQL for […]

Using the MongoDB Field Encryption Feature

One of the main topics we have today is surely about security. On a daily routine, this can pass unnoticed, but sooner or later, we have to implement or work on some security guidelines. And today, we are going to discuss one of them, which is Field Encryption.  Feature Introduction Discussing the feature per se, […]