Jason Smith writes:
> Hi, again.
>
> Yes, polling as a result of CouchDB continuous replication is
> discounted 99%. Polling a database all month long incurs a roughly
> 10-cent cost. Since there is a $5.00 monthly credit, continuous
> repletion is free, to a first approximation.
>
> The discount
On Mon, May 14, 2012 at 7:56 AM, Jason Smith wrote:
> Hi, again.
>
> Yes, polling as a result of CouchDB continuous replication is
> discounted 99%. Polling a database all month long incurs a roughly
> 10-cent cost. Since there is a $5.00 monthly credit, continuous
> repletion is free, to a first
Hi, again.
Yes, polling as a result of CouchDB continuous replication is
discounted 99%. Polling a database all month long incurs a roughly
10-cent cost. Since there is a $5.00 monthly credit, continuous
repletion is free, to a first approximation.
The discount takes effect immediately, and is "b
I heard back from the people at iriscouch. There may be some follow up to
clarify this issue.
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Regards,
Brian
Matthieu Rakotojaona
writes:
> You can check the logs of your iriscouch hosting on
> name.iriscouch.com/_log (after being logged). If you want more logs,
> you can define how much with ?bytes=1 (or whatever you need).
>
> This might help you go further in your investigation.
It looks like th
Hello all,
I am running a continuous push/pull replication between localhost and
iriscouch.com. According to their sample billing the number of requests
seems very high.
My test database has 14 documents presently, probably the max number,
and I generally don't update documents often. Maybe on
