<slide>
<title>How does replication work?</title>

<list>
    <bullet>Change operations are written to the oplog
		<list>
		<bullet>A single update/delete affecting multiple documents can result in many oplog entries</bullet>
		<bullet>The oplog is a capped collection (fixed size)
			<list>
			<bullet>Must have enough space to allow new secondaries to catch up after syncing from a primary, and cope with any applicable slaveDelay</bullet>
		</list></bullet>
	</list></bullet>
    <bullet>Secondaries query the primary's oplog and apply what they find</bullet>
    <bullet>All replica set members contain an oplog</bullet>
</list>
</slide>
