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This tutorial outlines the process for deploying a :term:`replica set`
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- with :doc :`members in multiple locations
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- </core/ replica-set-architecture-geographically-distributed >`. The
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- tutorial addresses three-member replica sets and five-member replica
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- sets. If you have an even number of replica set members, add another
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- data bearing member, if possible, to deploy an odd number of voting
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- members. [#arbiter-alternative]_
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+ with :ref :`members in multiple locations
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+ <replica-set-geographical-distribution >`. The tutorial addresses
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+ three-member replica sets and five-member replica sets. If you have an
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+ even number of replica set members, add another data bearing member, if
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+ possible, to deploy an odd number of voting members.
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+ [#arbiter-alternative]_
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For more information on distributed replica sets, see
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- :doc:`/core/ replica-set-architecture-geographically-distributed `. See
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- also :doc:`/core/ replica-set-architectures ` and see :doc:`/ replication`.
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+ :ref:` replica-set-geographical-distribution `. See also
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+ :ref:` replica-set-architecture ` and see :ref:` replication-toc `.
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.. [#arbiter-alternative]
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If circumstances prohibit another data bearing member and you have
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an even number of voting members, you can add an arbiter instead.
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For considerations when using an arbiter, see
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- :doc:`/core/ replica-set-arbiter`.
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+ :ref:` replica-set-arbiter-configuration `.
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Considerations
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- Across Two Data Centers: Two members to Site A and one member to Site
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B. If one of the members of the replica set is an arbiter
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- [#arbiter-alternative], distribute the arbiter to Site A with a
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+ [#arbiter-alternative]_ , distribute the arbiter to Site A with a
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data-bearing member.
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.. include:: /includes/note-csrs-distribution.rst
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