Hi,
A) yes it is good idea to share assets cache
B and C)
Cache will grow for ever taking 2 much disk space possible with useless
entries.
Using one instance to do expires is a option, it will even try to not
delete assets in use, but just on that instance, so not that useful in this
case, just waste of cpu.
Using a external tool (both windows cmd and bash have usable commands)
to delete files modified long ago is another option.
Wrong deletes should not be a major issue, assuming all assets are on
grid databases, if not you are in trouble anyways :)
Regards,
Ubit
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Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2018 04:08
To: OS-Opensim Users
Subject: [Opensim-users] What is the best way to manage asset cache on an
OSgrid set of regions
I run three servers each have a few instances of opensim running on them and
all of the regions are on OSgrid.
I have a common asset cache for each servers, that all the instances use.
Maybe that is not a good idea, but I thought it might help keep it’s size
smaller than every instance having it’s own asset cache.
Up to now I have not expired any items in the cache. Yes, they are massive in
size.
I have been thinking about having one instance expire the cache and using a
retention time of 48 hours.
Is that a good or bad idea?
I do have a fair amount of activity on each server as I run free home sites for
many OSgrid users.
I am wondering a few things:
- Is running a single cache for several instances of opensim a good or bad idea?
- Is not expiring the cache a good or bad idea?
- Can one instance do the expiring of the cache for all instances since they
all share the same cache?
Tom
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