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DOCS-1184 index stat reorganization pre-publication
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‎source/core/indexes.txt‎

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severe impact on the performance of the database.
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Make sure that your application checks for the indexes at start up
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using the :method:`getIndexes() <db.collection.getIndexes()>` method
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using the :method:`~db.collection.getIndexes()` method
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or the :api:`equivalent method for your driver <>` and terminates if
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the proper indexes do not exist. Always build indexes in production
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instances using separate application code, during designated
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each clause of an :operator:`$or` query executes in parallel, and
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can each use a different index.
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- For queries that use the :method:`sort() <cursor.sort()>` method and
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- For queries that use the :method:`~cursor.sort()` method and
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use the :operator:`$or` operator, the query **cannot** use the
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indexes on the :operator:`$or` fields.
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.. todo:: How do you determine if the above is the case?
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Empirically.
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- If you have many indexes on a collection with a high insert throughput
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and a number of related indexes, you may find better overall
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- If you have many related indexes on a collection that receives a
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high volume of write operations, you may find better overall
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performance with a smaller number of indexes, even if some queries
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are less optimally supported by an index.
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.. todo:: The above is unclear. -bg
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- If your indexes and queries are not sufficiently :ref:`selective
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<index-selectivity>`, the speed improvements for query operations
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‎source/reference.txt‎

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reference/database-profiler
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reference/explain
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reference/index-stats
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Internal Metadata
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‎source/reference/command/indexStats.txt‎

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.. default-domain:: mongodb
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.. contents::
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:backlinks: none
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:local:
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Definition
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----------
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.. dbcommand:: indexStats
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The :dbcommand:`indexStats` command aggregates statistics
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db.runCommand( { indexStats: "<collection>", index: "<index name>" } )
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For more information on the command's limits and output, see the following:
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``indexStats`` Output
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---------------------
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The :method:`db.collection.indexStats()` method and equivalent
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:dbcommand:`indexStats` command aggregate statistics for the B-tree data
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structure that stores data for a MongoDB index. The commands aggregate
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statistics firstly for the entire B-tree and secondly for each
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individual level of the B-tree. The output displays the following
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values.
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.. data:: indexStats.index
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The :ref:`index name <index-names>`.
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.. data:: indexStats.version
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The index version. For more information on index version numbers, see
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the ``v`` option in :method:`db.collection.ensureIndex()`.
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.. data:: indexStats.isIdIndex
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If ``true``, the index is the default ``_id`` index for the collection.
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.. data:: indexStats.keyPattern
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The indexed keys.
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.. data:: indexStats.storageNs
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The namespace of the index's underlying storage.
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.. data:: indexStats.bucketBodyBytes
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The fixed size, in bytes, of a B-tree bucket in the index, not
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including the record header. All indexes for a given version have the
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same value for this field. MongoDB allocates fixed size buckets on disk.
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.. data:: indexStats.depth
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The number of levels in the B-tree, not including the root level.
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.. data:: indexStats.overall
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This section of the output displays statistics for the entire B-tree.
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.. data:: indexStats.overall.numBuckets
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The number of buckets in the entire B-tree, including all levels.
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.. data:: indexStats.overall.keyCount
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Statistics about the number of keys in a bucket, evaluated on a
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per-bucket level.
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.. data:: indexStats.overall.usedKeyCount
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Statistics about the number of used keys in a bucket, evaluated on
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a per-bucket level. Used keys are keys not marked as deleted.
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.. data:: indexStats.overall.bsonRatio
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Statistics about the percentage of the bucket body that is
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occupied by the key objects themselves, excluding associated
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metadata.
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For example, if you have the document ``{ name: "Bob Smith" }``
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and an index on ``{ name: 1 }``, the key object is the string
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``Bob Smith``.
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.. data:: indexStats.overall.keyNodeRatio
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Statistics about the percentage of the bucket body that is
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occupied by the key node objects (the metadata and links
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pertaining to the keys). This does not include the key itself. In
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the current implementation, a key node's objects consist of: the
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pointer to the key data (in the same bucket), the pointer to the
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record the key is for, and the pointer to a child bucket.
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.. data:: indexStats.overall.fillRatio
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The sum of the :data:`bsonRatio <indexStats.overall.bsonRatio>`
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and the :data:`keyNodeRatio <indexStats.overall.keyNodeRatio>`.
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This shows how full the buckets are. This will be much higher for
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indexes with sequential inserts.
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.. data:: indexStats.perLevel
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This section of the output displays statistics for each level of the
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B-tree separately, starting with the root level. This section
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displays a different document for each B-tree level.
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.. data:: indexStats.perLevel.numBuckets
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The number of buckets at this level of the B-tree.
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.. data:: indexStats.perLevel.keyCount
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Statistics about the number of keys in a bucket, evaluated on a
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per-bucket level.
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.. data:: indexStats.perLevel.usedKeyCount
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Statistics about the number of used keys in a bucket, evaluated on
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a per-bucket level. Used keys are keys not marked as deleted.
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.. data:: indexStats.perLevel.bsonRatio
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Statistics about the percentage of the bucket body that is
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occupied by the key objects themselves, excluding associated
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metadata.
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.. data:: indexStats.perLevel.keyNodeRatio
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Statistics about the percentage of the bucket body that is
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occupied by the key node objects (the metadata and links
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pertaining to the keys).
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.. data:: indexStats.perLevel.fillRatio
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The sum of the :data:`bsonRatio <indexStats.perLevel.bsonRatio>`
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This shows how full the buckets are. This will be much higher in
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the following cases:
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- For indexes with sequential inserts, such as the ``_id`` index
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when using ObjectId keys.
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existing data.
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- If you recently ran :dbcommand:`compact` or :option:`--repair
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.. _example-index-stats-output:
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Example Output for Index Stats
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The following is an example of :method:`db.collection.indexStats()` and
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:dbcommand:`indexStats` output.
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.. code-block:: javascript
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"index" : "type_1_traits_1",
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"version" : 1,
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"isIdIndex" : false,
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"keyPattern" : {
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"type" : 1,
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"traits" : 1
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},
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"storageNs" : "test.animals.$type_1_traits_1",
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"bucketBodyBytes" : 8154,
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"depth" : 2,
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"overall" : {
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"numBuckets" : 45513,
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"keyCount" : {
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"count" : NumberLong(45513),
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"mean" : 253.89602970579836,
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"stddev" : 21.784799875240708,
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"min" : 52,
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"max" : 290,
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"quantiles" : {
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"0.01" : 201.99785091648775,
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// ...
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"0.99" : 289.9999655156967
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}
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},
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"usedKeyCount" : {
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"count" : NumberLong(45513),
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// ...
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"quantiles" : {
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"0.01" : 201.99785091648775,
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// ...
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"0.99" : 289.9999655156967
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}
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},
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"bsonRatio" : {
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"count" : NumberLong(45513),
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// ...
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"quantiles" : {
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"0.01" : 0.4267797891997124,
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// ...
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"0.99" : 0.5945548174629648
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},
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"keyNodeRatio" : {
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"count" : NumberLong(45513),
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"quantiles" : {
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"0.01" : 0.3963656628236211,
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"fillRatio" : {
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"count" : NumberLong(45513),
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"quantiles" : {
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"0.01" : 0.9909134214926929,
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}
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"perLevel" : [
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"keyCount" : {
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"mean" : 180,
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"stddev" : 0,
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"min" : 180,
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"max" : 180
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"usedKeyCount" : {
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"max" : 180
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"bsonRatio" : {
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"count" : NumberLong(1),
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"max" : 0.3619082658817758
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"keyNodeRatio" : {
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"fillRatio" : {
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"stddev" : 21.761620836279018,
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"min" : 167,
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"quantiles" : {
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"quantiles" : {
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"ok" : 1
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Additional Resources
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For more information on the command's limits and output, see the following:
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- `https://github.com/10gen-labs/storage-viz#readme <https://github.com/10gen-labs/storage-viz#readme>`_.

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