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https://dbtut.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/mongo-slow.png491270 Database should have very good performance for the better production.To have better performance its necessary to optimize the long running queries which degrade the database.Is it possible to trace slow queries in MongoDB?How can we trace out the long running queries? Similar to the slow query log in the mysql,the mongodb supports a …