Do not recommend logical config server DNS names for CSRS #2544
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The idea of having logical DNS names for the config servers only applies the old-style triplet of config servers. The rationale for it is being able to redirect the logical DNS name mapping to another host, in order to "swap out" one of the 3 config servers. However, in the context of config servers *as replsets*, this is bad advice - any situation where you would "swap out" an old-style config server, with CSRS you should instead just use normal replica set management operations to handle (eg. add a new member, remove another member, etc).
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The idea of having logical DNS names for the config servers only applies the old-style triplet of config servers. The rationale for it is being able to redirect the logical DNS name mapping to another host, in order to "swap out" one of the 3 config servers. However, in the context of config servers as replsets, this is bad advice - any situation where you would "swap out" an old-style config server, with CSRS you should instead just use normal replica set management operations to handle (eg. add a new member, remove another member, etc).