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What is really important is keeping your indexes in RAM, our data already greatly exceeds the amount of RAM we have available. Even our indexes are only partial
by rfurlan 15y ago
What is really important is keeping your indexes in RAM, our data already greatly exceeds the amount of RAM we have available. Even our indexes are only partially in memory already and performance is still terrific.
- mathias_10gen 15y ago2.0 has a new index format that should reduce your index sizes by ~20-30% to fit more in RAM. If you haven't looked at upgrading yet, it is probably worth testing with 2.0.1 to see how it performs in your use case. You will need to reindex() or restore from a dump to take advantage of the new index format.
- rfurlan 15y agoYes, we are aware and we can't wait to upgrade, we will probably do it at our next scheduled downtime :)