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[06:30:24] <miroesq> I have an Odroid XU4 which has an ARMv7 chip running Debian Jessie 32-bit. I woukld like to install at least Mongodb v 2.6.10 but can't seem to manage. Does anyone know of a good tutorial I can use?

[09:44:06] <Arlenx> hi,it is possible tp install mongodb on raspberry pi 3 b+?

[09:45:03] <Arlenx> i'd like to use the last version of mongodb (3.6)

[11:07:36] <fooman2011> Hello. I would like to start a process that is a kind of "cache" of a mongodb collection. To do that, at start, this process, should read the entire content of the collection. Then it must be alerted when an event happened on the collection (using change stream ?). My problem is that this collection is shared so, during the read at start and the change event notifications, I'm not sure to be up to date or maybe I can get some collection el

[11:08:07] <fooman2011> Could you please tell me if this is possible using mongodb and what is the best way to accomplish this ?

[17:38:28] <fooman2011> re

[17:42:28] <fooman2011> I would like to create a kind of local cache of a mongodb collection in my application. I can read all the documents from the collection. But, during this read (that can be long), some changes occured in the collection. Could you please tell me how to have a local cache identical to the mongodb collection ?

[17:45:58] <fooman2011> anyone here ?

[18:01:32] <Trezker> I'm not an authority, but I think that basically the idea is that an instance of mongodb is not meant to always be synced with another. The local cache syncs eventually and you should design the system to not rely on having to be synced.

[18:03:02] <fooman2011> ok it's not very severe if I'm not up to date. But at least, how can I build a local cache ?

[18:03:13] <fooman2011> I can use find() to get all the collection content

[18:03:56] <fooman2011> but while i'm reading the reasults from the cursor some changes may happend in the collection due to other clients