Dear users,
Is there any way to move database files physically without shutting-down whole
couchdb engine?
My environment:
Couchdb v1.2.0,
Ubuntu server 12.04,
300 couch databases which totally consume more than 300GB of space.
Largest database has size 25GB, about twenty databases of size
Pavlo Tilinin wrote:
Dear users,
Is there any way to move database files physically without shutting-down whole
couchdb engine?
Could you use mdadm with the build option to mirror the current device
to the new device, remove the old device from the mirror and then
perform a resize operation
Dear James,
Hm, build
I was thought about classical way with --create and then --manage --add..
and stumbled on requirement to have some space at the end of drive for
superblocks (which I don't have).. But --build doesn't require superblock...
Good idea, need to check. Thanks!!!
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I submit your slide deck from JS Conf. :) Would be good to include I think!
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Hi Luca,
I have not personally seen this and we certainly use Date parsing in our
views, though it's possible we jumped over 1.5.1 and went straight to
1.6(.1). Perhaps a few things to try to shed some more light here.
What do the couchjs executables look like on each system? That is:
On 25/09/14 01:14, Mike Marino wrote:
Thanks for your time, Mike; here's what you requested:
couchjs -V
couchjs - Apache CouchDB 1.5.1
cat test.js
var o = new Date(Date.parse(2014-06-11T04:46:09.011Z)); print(o);
couchjs test.js
Invalid Date
ldd `which couchjs`
linux-vdso.so.1 =
Hi Luca,
couchjs is linking against libjs, not spidermonkey (currently supported
1.8.5, should be libmozjs185.so). A few questions:
- Did you compile couchjs as well with couchdb, or did you install it
separately e.g. with node.js?
- If you compiled, did you compile/install spidermonkey?
- Did
