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This release provides the following features and improvements:

### Boost performance during cluster restore and scaling with file copy based initial sync
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Additionally, as a highlight - I think it'd be good to add a screenshot of performance results (once we have it) and state what's the minimum database size that FCBIS provide benefit (logical sync is actually faster on small databases).

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The early test results suggest that there is performance gain only in case of really big instances. For small instances logical sync might be faster because the data is much smaller than wiredtiger's binary logs.

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No results then?

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We need to wait for more test from @olexandr-havryliak - we should have it before GA :)

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I proposed some changes


You can now select how a newly added or a restored replica set member synchronizes the data from other members - via logical or file copy-based initial sync. File copy-based initial sync copies physical files from the source node. This sync method is faster than the logical one and it reduces your maintenance time on scaling your cluster.

This feature is available in [Percona Server for MongoDB Pro](../psmdb-pro.md) out of the box. Become a Percona Customer to enjoy all Pro features with little to no effort from your side. Alternatively, you can receive it by building Percona Server from the source code.
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This feature is available in [Percona Server for MongoDB Pro](../psmdb-pro.md) out of the box. Become a Percona Customer to enjoy all Pro features with little to no effort from your side. Alternatively, you can receive it by building Percona Server from the source code.
This feature is available in [Percona Server for MongoDB Pro](../psmdb-pro.md) out of the box. Become a Percona Customer to enjoy all Pro features with little to no effort from your side. Alternatively, you can receive it by building Percona Server from the [source code](../install/source.md).

@it-percona it-percona temporarily deployed to PSMDB-1684-Release-notes-7.0.21-12 - psmdb-docs-7.0 PR #1026 July 17, 2025 07:38 — with Render Destroyed
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