I've noticed that when opening up a TW file in a browser, it takes a lot
more memory (10x) than the original TW file. I suspect that there is a lot
of stuff that has to be "unpacked" into memory. By extension, the same
thing probably happens inside of a node running tw.
On Friday, December 20,
Hi Jeremy,
tiddlywiki uses 110MB of RAM to serve an *empty *tiddlywiki.
The total size of all wikis that I need to serve is currently less than
15MB. I'm perfectly ok with all tiddlers being loaded in memory.
What I find weird is that every server I spin up has an overhead of 110+
MB, and I'm
Hi Enrico
TiddlyWiki under Node.js loads the entire wiki into RAM. It does so in order to
support server-side processing (such as serverside page rendering). But, of
course, it is relatively resource intensive, and unnecessary if all the server
is doing is acting as a front end to a database
Hi all,
big fan of tiddlywiki (I routinely use 3, hosted on a VPS) and recently I
started advertising it to my friends.
To get more people into tiddlywiki, I just set them up for them on my VPS.
The problem: I'm now serving an average of 5-6 tiddlywikis, and my little
VPS is almost out of RAM:
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