I've been reading the documentation, and attempting to put together a PoC based on the technology. We have a graph with about 50M records, with only a few basic relationships between nodes (no walks more than two nodes in length).
After attempting to execute "select * from X limit 100", the system chewed up all available memory (I had 8GB allocated), and then later crashed. The console recovered a connection (kudos for that), but it's clear that we're going to need more in-depth configuration information, or to cluster the data, splitting a class type over multiple hosts. I'm having a hard time locating documentation or examples on how to best cluster. I've been looking at the unit tests, but those appear to be designed within the constraint of a single machine. Is there an example application / tutorial that demonstrates: 1. How to set up clustering on each server 2. How to configure clients to observe clustering, routing queries to the appropriate host (1) Appears to be provided in the existing documentation. I just have yet to work through it. (2) is a question mark. If there is sufficient documentation for this, and I've just missed it, I'd appreciate the links to relevant pages. But, it would be nice to find one single tutorial that provided step-by-step guidance in setting up multiple hosts, and demonstrating how queries are routed. Thanks in advance! -jjk -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OrientDB" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
