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How to stop baasbox correctly #736
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It is strange that BaasBox becomes unresponsive. Could send us the application.log file? |
Hi I'm in a hurry so I had to start again with a db restore. It seems the db was corrupt, currently I've imported 50000+ records without problems. But this problem made me wonder what to do in a case like this, is there a tool for fixing the orientdb db files? Also you think I can use 1.0.0-M1 in production? |
Hey @emresebat! |
Hi @avently I'm using it without problems but I don't have a real performance data yet. I can give a hint with my problem, I'm trying to find a record in a 50000 collection with an string id and it takes around 1.5 - 2.0 secs. This is without any indexex so I need to create one but baasbox does not provide this I think. According to this, it's available with 1.0.0 M1 version #608 |
Yep, OrientDB not so fust as I thought. Postgres found a record in collection of 30000 records ~ 30 milliseconds. OrientDB - ~ 1 second! |
Hi
I'm trying to migrate our backend form Parse to BAASBOX. I've prepared a small plugin lib to fetch data, save it etc and testing it. While transferring some data consisting of 50000 orders I had this problem :
So my question is, is there a cache level of some kind which could not write disk? Is this because I did not shut down gracefully, since there is no STOP script how should I proceed for stopping an instance?
Thanks.
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