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MongoDB: How to take the incremental Backups with oplog?

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I havent found anything on the official Mongodb doc...
Can someone please give me a simple procedure? script? for backuping a replicaset and then a sharded cluster , incrementally.

posted Jul 12, 2016 by Sridharan

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