Hi, Another thing you may want to check is that you have enough disk space for compaction. As I recall it needs at least 2x the size of the compacted db size. On 9 Feb 2015 19:59, "Bill Foshay" <[email protected]> wrote:
> > You may want to take a look at e.g. "Resource Limits" at > > http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Performance . > > > > Also the previous discussion thread "Tweaking CouchDB For DB-Per-User" is > > about the same. > > > > Thanks Sinan. I looked at the links you provided and we can certainly try > increasing the resource limits but I'm not sure we're at a point yet where > we're hitting limitations. We're simply trying to continuously replicate > between two databases, one of them being on IrisCouch. The database size is > only 25GB and our number of client connections is below 50. I can see how a > DB-Per-User scenario could be problematic but again, we're just running one > central DB and using replication as a way to copy the database to a > different server. > > Even if an error occurs, shouldn't the replications still be stored in the > replicator database? Do they get removed when errors are encountered? > > Thanks for the help! > > Bill > > > > >
