matrix server is eating a bit of shit atm while we convert the Database from sqlite to psql so expect it to be unresponsive
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matrix server is eating a bit of shit atm while we convert the Database from sqlite to psql so expect it to be unresponsive
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matrix server is eating a bit of shit atm while we convert the Database from sqlite to psql so expect it to be unresponsiveWe are currently at 83%
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We are currently at 83%Its fighting a bit but lets see if the recovery gets it going again
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Its fighting a bit but lets see if the recovery gets it going againHaha, It seems we are good, Synapse is back online now running in postgres which is way better than sqlite3, all data seems to have transfered, I will need to do some tests before i know for sure but its looking good so far
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Haha, It seems we are good, Synapse is back online now running in postgres which is way better than sqlite3, all data seems to have transfered, I will need to do some tests before i know for sure but its looking good so farThe write cache is on its way, we will have both read and write cache of 4TB each this will supercharge our SAN giving us very fast performance(NVME R/W Cache) with big capacity(HDD raid array)
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The write cache is on its way, we will have both read and write cache of 4TB each this will supercharge our SAN giving us very fast performance(NVME R/W Cache) with big capacity(HDD raid array) @xaetacore Damn, I love NVMes. So much high speed storage
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@xaetacore Damn, I love NVMes. So much high speed storage @alex especially when you let them work together with hard drives, you get the best of both worlds
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@alex especially when you let them work together with hard drives, you get the best of both worlds@xaetacore Yee, I wonder if it works well with databases though, aren't those very fragmented?
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@xaetacore Yee, I wonder if it works well with databases though, aren't those very fragmented? @alex @xaetacore the cache sponges up those fragments into more linear reads and writes
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@alex @xaetacore the cache sponges up those fragments into more linear reads and writes@i@declin.eu @alex@neondystopia.world Alleviates a ton of io pressure too which makes my VM's very happy
