what is the meaning of the foowing fields in the output db.printShardingStatus

[Jean Carlo]

what is meaning the numbers next to the replica name ( testset1)

mongos> db.printShardingStatus(true);

--- Sharding Status --- 

  sharding version: { "_id" : 1, "version" : 3 }

  shards:

        {  "_id" : "testset1",  "host" : "testset1/10.0.0.111:10000,10.0.0.161:10000,10.0.0.215:10000" }

        {  "_id" : "testset2",  "host" : "testset2/10.0.0.111:10001,10.0.0.161:10001,10.0.0.215:10001" }

        {  "_id" : "testset3",  "host" : "testset3/10.0.0.111:10002,10.0.0.161:10002,10.0.0.215:10002" }

  databases:

        {  "_id" : "admin",  "partitioned" : false,  "primary" : "config" }

        {  "_id" : "test",  "partitioned" : true,  "primary" : "testset1" }

                test.external_outbox_received_history chunks:

                                testset3        10

                                testset1        10

                                testset2        11

                        { "received_id" : { $minKey : 1 } } -->> { "received_id" : "1000001" } on : testset3 Timestamp(15000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1000001" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344071110757" } on : testset3 Timestamp(17000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344071110757" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344416679801" } on : testset3 Timestamp(19000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344416679801" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344440924100" } on : testset3 Timestamp(21000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344440924100" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344503035367" } on : testset3 Timestamp(23000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344503035367" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344503130374" } on : testset1 Timestamp(23000, 1) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344503130374" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344589395998" } on : testset1 Timestamp(5000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344589395998" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344589549515" } on : testset1 Timestamp(6000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344589549515" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344589634413" } on : testset1 Timestamp(7000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344589634413" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344675861634" } on : testset1 Timestamp(8000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344675861634" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344762156174" } on : testset1 Timestamp(9000, 0) 

                        { "received_id" : "1344762156174" } -->> { "received_id" : "1344762345169" } on : testset1 Timestamp(1000

[Sam Helman]

Do you have a collection called "external_outbox_received_history" that is sharded?  It is the number of shard chunks of that collection that are currently on each server.

[Jean Carlo]

Yes it is. Thank you very much