Performance gain by using bulk inserts vs regular inserts in MongoDB -


what performance gain using bulk inserts vs regular inserts in mongodb , pymongo specifically. bulk inserts wrapper regular inserts?

bulk inserts no wrappers regular inserts. bulk insert operation contains many documents sent whole. saves many database round trips. more performant since don't have send each document on network separately.


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