Re: _global_changes purpose

Thanks Joan. Very good to know. It'd be great to have this reflected somewhere in the official couchdb 2.0 docs. Probably it is already there I just could not find that... thanks, --Vovan > On Jun 26, 2017, at 10:42 PM, Joan Touzet wrote: > > _db_updates is powered by

Re: _global_changes purpose

_db_updates is powered by the _global_changes database. -Joan - Original Message - From: "Vladimir Kuznetsov" To: user@couchdb.apache.org, "Joan Touzet" Sent: Tuesday, 27 June, 2017 12:39:55 AM Subject: Re: _global_changes purpose Hi Joan I heard

Re: Running CouchDB 2.0 cluster in EC2

Sorry, it's been many years since I configured stunnel for use with CouchDB, and I no longer have access to those configurations. I remember it wasn't that complex from reading the stunnel docs. My feeling is: the simpler the solution, the better. There is simply less to go wrong with a tool that

Re: Running CouchDB 2.0 cluster in EC2

Hi Joan Can you please provide a little bit more details about 'nginx not correctly reverse proxying chunked/multipart/etags/etc'? Can you also please provide stunnel configuration file example. Btw I've taken idea of using nginx at apache

Re: _global_changes purpose

Hi Joan I heard /_db_updates is the feed-like thing I could subscribe to listen to the global updates(same way you described). It is not very clear why would I need access to _global_changes database when I already have /_db_updates method with pagination and long-polling features. Is

Re: _global_changes purpose

Say you have 100 databases and you want to know when something changes on all of them. In 1.x you have to open 100 _changes continuous feeds to get that information. In 2.x you have to open a single connection to _global_changes. Think of the possibilities. -Joan - Original Message -

_global_changes purpose

Hi guys I cannot find any good explanation what's the purpose of _global_changes system database in CouchDB 2.0. Can somebody please explain or provide some pointer? thanks --Vovan

Running CouchDB 2.0 cluster in EC2

Hi guys I'm planning to run CouchDB 2.0 cluster in EC2, probably 4 or 8 instances. I want clients to use SSL certificate to authenticate so I want to run Nginx on every CouchDB instance which will do SSL termination and forward connection to the backend CouchDB instance running plain HTTP.

Re: Difference between max_replication_retry_count and retries_per_request

Hi Carlos, Here's the reply (to the question I originally asked) I've got on parallel Dev mailing list. Probably this helps answering your question: The answer is slightly different depending if you're using 1.x/2.0 releases or current master. If you're using 1.x or 2.0 release: Set