@@ -270,16 +270,16 @@ samplingRate: 0.0 }``:
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With a sampling rate greater than ``0.0``, the primary mirrors
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:ref:`supported reads <mirrored-reads-supported-operations>` to a subset
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- of :rsconf:`electable <members[n].priority>` secondaries. With a
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- sampling rate of ``0.01``, the primary mirrors one percent of the
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- supported reads it receives to each electable secondary .
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- Consider a replica set that consists of one primary and two electable
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- secondaries. If the primary receives ``1000`` operations that can be
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- mirrored and the sampling rate is ``0.01``, the primary sends
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- about ``10`` reads to electable secondaries. Each electable secondary
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- receives only a fraction of the 10 reads. Each read that is mirrored, is
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- sent to a randomly chosen non-empty selection of electable secondaries.
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+ of :rsconf:`electable <members[n].priority>` secondaries. With a sampling rate
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+ of ``0.01``, the primary mirrors one percent of the supported reads it receives
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+ to a selection of electable secondaries .
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+ For example, consider a replica set that consists of one primary and two
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+ electable secondaries. If the primary receives ``1000`` operations that can be
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+ mirrored and the sampling rate is ``0.01``, the primary mirrors about ``10``
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+ supported reads to electable secondaries. Each electable secondary receives only
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+ a fraction of the 10 reads. The primary sends each mirrored read to a randomly
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+ chosen, non-empty selection of electable secondaries.
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Change the Sampling Rate for Mirrored Reads
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