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11 changes: 7 additions & 4 deletions source/release-notes/2.4-upgrade.txt
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The upgraded config database will require more storage space than
before, though this storage increase represents a fraction of the
current config database size. The additional storage requirement
will be less for deployments that have run with 2.2 for a
non-trivial period of time. See
will be much less for deployments that have run with 2.2 for a
non-trivial period of time, but, as always, pre-allocation of
data files could be triggered. See
:ref:`faq-tools-for-measuring-storage-use` for more information.

.. _2.4-upgrade-meta-data:
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#. Start a single 2.4 :program:`mongos` process with
:setting:`configdb` pointing to the sharded cluster's :ref:`config
servers <sharding-config-server>` and with the :option:`--upgrade
<mongos --upgrade>` option. You can upgrade an existing
<mongos --upgrade>` option. The upgrade process happens pre :option:`--fork`.

You can upgrade an existing
:program:`mongos` instance to 2.4 or you can start a new `mongos`
instance that can reach all config servers if you need to avoid
reconfiguring a production :program:`mongos`.
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.. _upgrade-cluster-resync:

Resync after a Network Interruption
Resync after a Critical Section Interruption
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

During the short critical section of the upgrade that applies changes
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