On Apr 29, 2008, at 23:13, Guby wrote:
Hm...
On my server I just noticed CouchDB had started 14 instances of the DbUpdateNotificationProcess! Is this normal, and in case, why so many? And why do they all keep running when the CouchDB is somewhat idle and doesn't need them at all?

CouchDB should only start one instance. It will kill and spawn a new
one in case of a problem. Maybe you have old instances of the
daemon that decided not to die and CouchDB happily spawned
fresh copies. What's the state of all the processes? Do they all
receive updates?

Cheers
Jan
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Best regards
Sebastian



On Apr 28, 2008, at 1:55 PM, Guby wrote:

Added to wiki: http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/RegeneratingViewsOnUpdate
Edit as you see fit.

S


On Apr 28, 2008, at 1:14 PM, Guby wrote:

Sure!
That makes more sense than having it here in the mailinglist :)

S

On Apr 28, 2008, at 12:58 PM, Jan Lehnardt wrote:


On Apr 28, 2008, at 17:18, Guby wrote:
I am very happy with the way this discussion turned out!
Now I have written a tiny ruby script that updates the views for every tenth document update and at most once every second under heavy updates. Here on my development machine it uses about 1.2 mb of ram, and I can live with that.

I'll include it here in case somebody reads this discussion in the future and needs a similar script.

Would you mind putting it on the Wiki? For the obvious benefits :)

Good work there,

Cheers
Jan
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Thanks again for all the help and for a great database!

Best regards
Sebastian


**********************************

CONFIG: couch.ini:
add line:
DbUpdateNotificationProcess=/PATH/TO/view_updater.rb

**********************************

SCRIPT: view_updater.rb

#!/usr/bin/ruby

###
# CONF
###

# The smallest amount of changed documents before the views are updated
MIN_NUM_OF_CHANGED_DOCS = 10

# URL to the DB on the CouchDB server
# Only supports one database at the moment as that is what I need
# Should be easy to improve for several databases if needed
URL = "http://localhost:5984/kleio";

# Set the minimum pause between calls to the database
PAUSE = 1 # seconds

# One for each design document
VIEWS = ["feed/to_check",
    "feed_entries/list_for_user_by_feed",
    "subscription/number_of_subscriptions",
    "subscription_requests/request",
    "user/by_email",
    "couch_object_has_many_relations/related_documents"]




###
# "MAIN LOOP"
###

run = true
number_of_changed_docs = 0

threads = []

# Updates the views
threads << Thread.new do

while run do

if number_of_changed_docs >= MIN_NUM_OF_CHANGED_DOCS

 number_of_changed_docs = 0

 VIEWS.each do |view|
   `curl #{URL}/_view/#{view}?count=0`
 end

end

sleep PAUSE

end

end

# Receives the update notification from CouchDB
threads << Thread.new do

while run do

update_call = gets

# When CouchDB exits the script gets called with
# a never ending series of nil
if update_call == nil
 run = false
else
 number_of_changed_docs += 1
end

end

end

# Good bye
threads.each {|thr| thr.join}







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