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DOC-13223 sizing guidelines, note on residentRatio #347
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Correctly based off release/7.6 👍
Recommend editing the PR name to something like "DOC-13223 sizing guidelines, note on residentRatio" |
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Change to:
NOTE: Couchbase recommends setting the residentRatio
property value over 10 to avoid issues, for example, index build failures.
- Instead of "we", the generic technical writing guidelines suggest to use the company's brand name.
- residentRatio is an object property, so it is better to use the complete nomenclature, which is "residentRatio property".
- "over" goes well with conversational style of writing.
- "10" is a value, so it would be better to define what "10" represents.
- "like" becomes quite a casual word for a NOTE. Also, it would mean that we are directing the user's attention to "index build failures". But "for example" eases the information about the failure.
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All good!
Added a note to signal that low residentRatio values can lead to issues with indexing.
Linked to the server docs change here that gives guardrails info:
couchbase/docs-server#3808