removeShardFromZone
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Definition
removeShardFromZone
New in version 3.4.
The
removeShardFromZone
administrative command removes the association between a shard and a zone.Tip
In
mongosh
, this command can also be run through thesh.removeShardFromZone()
helper method.Helper methods are convenient for
mongosh
users, but they may not return the same level of information as database commands. In cases where the convenience is not needed or the additional return fields are required, use the database command.
Compatibility
This command is available in deployments hosted in the following environments:
MongoDB Atlas: The fully managed service for MongoDB deployments in the cloud
Important
This command is not supported in serverless instances. For more information, see Unsupported Commands.
MongoDB Enterprise: The subscription-based, self-managed version of MongoDB
MongoDB Community: The source-available, free-to-use, and self-managed version of MongoDB
Syntax
You can only run removeShardFromZone
on the admin
database
from a mongos
instance.
The removeShardFromZone
command has the following syntax:
db.adminCommand( { removeShardFromZone: <string>, zone: <string> } )
The command takes the following fields:
Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
string | The name of the shard from which to remove the zone association. | |
string | The name of the zone whose association with the shard you want to remove. |
mongosh
provides the helper method
sh.removeShardFromZone()
.
Behavior
removeShardFromZone
does not remove ranges associated with the
zone.
To completely remove a zone from the cluster, you must run
removeShardFromZone
on each shard associated with the zone.
If the shard specified is the last shard associated with the zone, you must
ensure there are no remaining shard key ranges associated with the zone. Use
updateZoneKeyRange
to remove any existing ranges associated with
the zone before running removeShardFromZone
.
See the zone manual page for more information on zones in sharded clusters.
Security
For sharded clusters that enforce access control, you must authenticate either as:
a user whose privileges include:
update
on theshards
collection in theconfig
database, andfind
on thetags
collection in theconfig
database;
or, alternatively
a user whose privileges include
enableSharding
on the cluster resource.
The clusterAdmin
or clusterManager
built-in roles have
the appropriate permissions for issuing removeShardFromZone
. See
the Role-Based Access Control manual page for more
information.
Example
The following example removes the association between shard0000
and zone
NYC
:
db.adminCommand( { removeShardFromZone : "shard0000" , zone : "NYC" } )