Example #1
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    ChunkManagerPtr DBConfig::shardCollection( const string& ns , ShardKeyPattern fieldsAndOrder , bool unique ) {
        uassert( 8042 , "db doesn't have sharding enabled" , _shardingEnabled );

        scoped_lock lk( _lock );

        CollectionInfo& ci = _collections[ns];
        uassert( 8043 , "collection already sharded" , ! ci.isSharded() );

        log() << "enable sharding on: " << ns << " with shard key: " << fieldsAndOrder << endl;

        // From this point on, 'ns' is going to be treated as a sharded collection. We assume this is the first
        // time it is seen by the sharded system and thus create the first chunk for the collection. All the remaining
        // chunks will be created as a by-product of splitting.
        ci.shard( ns , fieldsAndOrder , unique );
        ChunkManagerPtr cm = ci.getCM();
        uassert( 13449 , "collections already sharded" , (cm->numChunks() == 0) );
        cm->createFirstChunk( getPrimary() );
        _save();

        try {
            cm->maybeChunkCollection();
        }
        catch ( UserException& e ) {
            // failure to chunk is not critical enough to abort the command (and undo the _save()'d configDB state)
            log() << "couldn't chunk recently created collection: " << ns << " " << e << endl;
        }

        return cm;
    }