MongoDB can be connected from Node by calling the connect() method of MongoClient class.
We have a simple Node.js script that needs to read a collection from a local MongoDB. How would you establish the connection?
If you forget to include the database name in the connection string, what will happen when you run a query?
During startup the app crashes with a connection error. What steps do you take to handle that gracefully?
Your new feature writes logs to MongoDB, but after deployment you see intermittent MongoNetworkError timeouts. How would you debug and resolve this?
You need to support separate dev and prod MongoDB credentials without hard‑coding them. How would you structure the connection code?
Explain why you might enable the unified topology option and what impact it has on connection handling.
At high load the service opens many connections and memory usage spikes. How would you redesign the connection handling to be more efficient?
Describe how you would implement a graceful shutdown that ensures all pending MongoDB operations finish before the process exits.
What configuration would you choose for connection pooling and retry logic for a microservice handling thousands of requests per second?
Our monolith is being split into multiple services, each needing MongoDB access. What architectural pattern would you use for managing connections across services?
How would you design a shared MongoDB connection library that satisfies security, observability, and versioning requirements across several teams?
If we need multi‑region read/write with eventual consistency, how does that affect your connection strategy and driver options?