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source/includes/toc-administration-reference.yaml

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ description: |
 ---
 file: /reference/system-collections
 description: |
-  Introduces the internal collections that MongODB uses to track
+  Introduces the internal collections that MongoDB uses to track
   per-database metadata, including indexes, collections, and
   authentication credentials.
 ---

source/reference/command/split.txt

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ to identify the appropriate chunk. Then the command splits it into two
 chunks of equal size.
 
 .. note:: :dbcommand:`split` creates two equal chunks by range as
-   opposed to size, and does not use the selected point as a boundery for
+   opposed to size, and does not use the selected point as a boundary for
    the new chunks
 
 Define an Arbitrary Split Point

source/reference/method/cursor.explain.txt

@@ -234,10 +234,10 @@ sharded*. For queries on sharded collections, see
    - ``GeoSearchCursor`` indicates that the query used a geospatial
      index.
 
-   For ``BtreeCursor`` cursors, MongODB will append the name of the
+   For ``BtreeCursor`` cursors, MongoDB will append the name of the
    index to the cursor string. Additionally, depending on how the
    query uses an index, MongoDB may append one or both of the
-   following strings to the curosr string:
+   following strings to the cursor string:
 
    - ``reverse`` indicates that query transverses the index from the
      highest values to the lowest values (e.g. "right to left".)

source/tutorial/rotate-log-files.txt

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ in response to the :dbcommand:`logRotate` command, or when the
 :program:`mongod` or :program:`mongos` process receives a ``SIGUSR1``
 signal from the operating system.
 
-Alternatly, you may configure mongod to send log data to ``syslog``. In
+Alternately, you may configure mongod to send log data to ``syslog``. In
 this case, you can take advantage of alternate logrotation tools.
 
 .. seealso:: For information on logging, see the
@@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ data to a file, use the following procedure.
 
 1. Start a :program:`mongod` with the :setting:`syslog` option.
 
-#. Store and rotate the log output using your system's defualt log
+#. Store and rotate the log output using your system's default log
    rotation mechanism.
 
 .. important:: You cannot use :setting:`syslog` with :setting:`logpath`.