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    Oplog is not available by default in standalone MongoDB instances but can be enabled by running the instance as a single-member replica set, which converts it to a replica set of one node. To enable oplog, stop the MongoDB instance, edit the configuration file to add settings defining a replica set name and oplog size in MB, and restart mongod to apply the changes and enable oplog on the standalone instance.

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    Oplog in Standalone System

    Oplog is used primarily for replication and is not available in standalone MongoDB instances by default.

    However, if we still want to enable the oplog on a standalone MongoDB instance, we can run it as a single-
    member replica set. This essentially converts your standalone instance into a replica set with just one node.

    Here’s how to enable oplog on a standalone MongoDB instance:

    1. Stop your running MongoDB instance if it’s currently running.

    2. Edit the MongoDB configuration file /etc/mongod.conf and Add the following settings to enable the
    replica set and define the oplog size:

    replication:
    replSetName: rs0
    oplogSizeMB: <desired_oplog_size_in_MB>

    Replace <desired_oplog_size_in_MB> with the size you want for the oplog (e.g., 1024 for 1 GB). The
    optimal size depends on your write operation rate and how much history you want to retain.

    Once edited the /etc/mongod.conf save and restart the mongod instance to apply the settings.

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