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Exactly this. If you connect to your database and run a couple un-indexed queries to explore your data, any query which takes over 100ms will appear for the nex
by squeaky-clean 6y ago
Exactly this. If you connect to your database and run a couple un-indexed queries to explore your data, any query which takes over 100ms will appear for the next 30 days in the "Performance Advisor" tab and it will offer you indexes to create targeted at that query. Just based on a query you did manually one time.
Just to note, this is referring to the features for a hosted databased on cloud.mongodb.com, and not something built into MongoDB the database.
- neeleshs 6y agoI prefer this being shown in the slow queries over not showing it at all , from my experience from people running bad queries manually on production MySQL instances and starting a domino effect. I guess to each their own.