@@ -54,6 +54,14 @@ To learn more about permissable reads and writes during synchronization, see
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Index builds on the destination cluster are treated as writes
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while ``mongosync`` is syncing.
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+ Can I use ``mongosync`` to maintain a Disaster Recovery cluster?
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+ No, you can't currently maintain a Disaster Recovery cluster with ``mongosync``,
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+ since ``mongosync`` **must :ref:`<c2c-api-commit>`** in order to
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+ safely accept traffic to the destination cluster.
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+ For more information, see :ref:`c2c-faq-reads-writes-mongosync`.
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Why are the destination cluster indexes larger than the source cluster indexes?
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@@ -234,11 +242,4 @@ Can I customize chunk distributions when syncing into a sharded cluster?
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No, you can't configure ``mongosync`` to customize chunk distributions
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on a destination sharded cluster. ``mongosync`` samples each collection
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during initialization to determine how to distribute documents
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- efficiently across the destination cluster’s shards after migration.
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- Can I use ``mongosync`` to set up a Disaster Recovery cluster?
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- No, you can't currently set up a Disaster Recovery cluster with ``mongosync``,
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- since ``mongosync`` **must commit** in order to safely accept traffic to the
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- destination cluster. For more information, see :ref:`c2c-faq-reads-writes-mongosync`.
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+ efficiently across the destination cluster’s shards after migration.
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