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How to properly build an index for mongodb?
Good afternoon! Tell me what could be the problem and how to do it right?
there is a collection of documents . As documents from this collection are processed, the is_processed: true field is added to the document to
create a sparse index on this field. At first everything worked fine:
db.documents.find({is_processed: {$exists: false}}).limit(200)
later, when processing started, I noticed that the records were pulled out for a very long time (previously 200 records in a couple of seconds, and now I don't even wait until the end.
Killed an index, created on new, does not work. What can be wrong?
mongo is running in docker, the number of documents is about 4,500,000
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When using sparse index in the selection on "heterogeneous" documents, you need to use hint, plus you do not need to add $exists. And of course, we should not forget that an index with 2 values (1:0 / true:false, etc.) is always ineffective.
Documents are heterogeneous when some properties that other documents have are missing, and an index is built on these properties.
or
db.documents.find().sort({is_processed: 1}).hint({is_processed: 1}).limit(200)
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