One server. An Intel Xeon E5450 with 12 GB RAM.
The currently available news.arc is quite out of date.
Operating out of memory works very well for an application like this, where most requests are for recent stuff.
The currently available news.arc is quite out of date.
Operating out of memory works very well for an application like this, where most requests are for recent stuff.
> The currently available news.arc is quite out of date.
Any chance of getting an updated version?
> Operating out of memory works very well for an application like this, where most requests are for recent stuff.
Do you ever release cached resources? Or does the process simply die with an out-of-memory error, only to be restarted with empty caches?
If the former, what is the cache invalidation strategy?
If the latter, how often does the process die? What are the implications on availability and performance, particularly surrounding process initialization and warming the caches.