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Zelmar Michelini
Zelmar, a MongoDB specialist, joined Percona in 2022 as a Support Engineer. With a sharp focus on performance optimization and a knack for troubleshooting, he's recognized for his expertise in MongoDB intricacies, delivering top-notch support.

Enhancing Keyhole: Pulling More Metrics from MongoDB’s FTDC

Everyone knows that MongoDB has FTDC (Full-Time Diagnostic Data Capture), which helps MongoDB engineers analyze server behavior, tune parameters, and conduct forensic work when issues occur within their clusters. Here at Percona, we’ve been using the Keyhole tool for a while, and it’s great! It’s very useful for tuning parameters or analyzing what happened at […]

Checking Index Consistency on a Sharded Cluster in MongoDB

Inconsistent index distribution across shards in a MongoDB sharded cluster is more common than you think, and it occurs because the user creates indexes directly in the shards without using MongoS. This issue can lead to migration failures during chunk migrations, where the system cannot transfer data between shards due to index mismatches. A typical […]

Analyzing Slow Queries After MongoDB 4.4

Before MongoDB 4.4, we had a tool to use to analyze slow queries from the log file called mplotqueries from mtools (thanks, Thomas Rueckstiess, for the tool and the inspiration). Mplotqueries is a great tool that helped analyze slow queries on MongoDB Community, Enterprise, and Percona for MongoDB versions. But when MongoDB 4.4 was released […]