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has anyone found stress testing proof of where couchdb is at? production sites?
by socmoth 18y ago
has anyone found stress testing proof of where couchdb is at? production sites?
- geuis 18y agoI've been thinking about setting up a raw test run from EC2 hitting a couchdb instance several hundred times a second, just to see what happens. It won't be the best data for real-world performance, but I think it would still be valuable as a raw performance baseline.
- tlrobinson 18y agoI assume you mean EC2?
- geuis 18y agoI do now =)
- de_guzman 18y agoDue to the nature of the CouchDB architecture, namely that views must be indexed, I would be more concerned with inserting data into CouchDB. CouchDB provides incremental replication, which means only documents that have changed need to be re-indexed. However, if you have a lot of initial data that needs to be imported, you could see a lot of latency there.