Can you use a less powerful virtual machine instance for an arbiter compared to data-bearing members? What are the minimum hardware requirements for a production-grade MongoDB arbiter?

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• Can you change the `arbiterOnly` setting of a member using `rs.reconfig()`?
• How does the evolution of distributed consensus algorithms in database systems relate to the design and function of MongoDB arbiters?
• Should you add the arbiter as the first, last, or somewhere in between when setting up a replica set?
• What are the different states a replica set member (including an arbiter) can be in?
• Under what conditions would an arbiter's vote be crucial for the outcome of an election? How does the concept of a "majority commit point" relate to the presence and availability of an arbiter?
• Do you need to perform any special steps for arbiters during backup or restore?
• How does an arbiter handle different storage engines used by other replica set members? Does the storage engine of the arbiter need to match the other members?
• Are there any specific cloud provider services that simplify the deployment and management of arbiters?
• How long can a member remain in maintenance mode without affecting the replica set's ability to elect a primary?
• How does network latency affect an arbiter's ability to participate in elections? What security considerations are specific to MongoDB arbiters?