In MongoDB, you can set read concern to control the consistency level of read operations.
1. Setting Read Concern in a Query
db.collection.find({}, { readConcern: { level: "majority" } });
2. Setting Read Concern in MongoDB Driver (Node.js Example)
const collection = db.collection("users");
const result = await collection.find({}).readConcern("majority").toArray();
Read Concern Levels
"local" (default) – Returns the most recent data from the node.
"majority" – Ensures data is committed by a majority of nodes.
"linearizable" – Guarantees the latest committed data across the cluster.
"snapshot" – Provides a snapshot of data (used in transactions).