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Please note: I am asking because, as the owner of the site, I just want to understand how this works. There is no need for any action at this time; just a response to my questions would be appreciated.
I am currently using DigitalOcean droplet server and MongoDB Atlas cloud for database. My server backups are taken daily at 4:50 PM by DigitalOcean, while MongoDB Atlas provides database backups at 1:47 PM daily.
In the event of an issue with my site, I am concerned about potential data inconsistencies due to the different backup times. If I need to restore the server from the DigitalOcean backup at 4:50 PM and use the MongoDB backup from 1:47 PM, there might be a discrepancy in the data between these times. This could result in the loss of any data changes made between 1:47 PM and 4:50 PM.
Could you please provide guidance on how to handle this situation? Is there a way to synchronize these backup times or any best practices to ensure data consistency during a restoration? Additionally, does MongoDB Atlas offer transaction logs or incremental backups that could help bridge the gap between these times?
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