A fork of your database is the structure and data copied at a certain point in time. This consists of creating a new database from another. The fork database is not synchronized after your creation.
The most common use is for analysis and experiments with a copy of the database. You can also use the fork database to experiment with different versions of database plans. This allows you to test the behavior of the database.
A fork database is a copy of another database, that allows us to read and write.
The creation of a fork database works in a manner similar to the creation of a follower database. You must add a new database in the desired plan using the --fork flag; this flag advises that there will be a fork from another database.
As it happens with the followers, you don't need to create a fork in the same plan of the database. You can choose any other plan, and the forks allow you to, experiment with different database plans. The forks...