Watching the re-indexing of an archival catalog backup of AtoM, I realized:
Indices populated with 18751 documents in 164.84 seconds.
19k Objects?
Thats /nothing/ for a regular #bigDATA tech-tool. This is peanuts.
400.000 Objects?
Millions?! - According to documentation of #ApacheIceberg #ObjectStore #Redis #KeyDB, etc: **easy**
#DLTP & #GLAM: Storing and using those "objects" in key/value annotated filesystems with bigDATA tools:
**FUN!!**
Anyone having some performance data for the #IONOS #Objectstore for comparison?
Is 0.5 Mbit/s down (average 0.2) and 0.4 MBit/s up (average 0.25) all you get?
I don't see anything that would prevent it from reaching higher speeds, but it appears to cap out there. Not sure why though.
Also for some reason s3fs is throing "input/output errors" after a few hours without logging any error (rerunning with loglevel=info right now).
Iceshrimp has some issues when the local file system is used to cache media files. Under iOS especially videos cannot be started. This problem seem to be solved in Iceshrimp.NET. I selected MinIO as object store. The subsequent sections describe the installation and how to configure Iceshrimp to make use of MinIO. Install MinIO To run MinIO as docker container you need to provide following docker-compose.yml file: services: minio: command: 'server /data --console-address ":9001"' image: quay.io/minio/minio:latest restart: unless-stopped volumes: - './data:/data' env_file: "./.env" container_name: minio ports: - '127.0.0.1:9001:9001' - '127.0.0.1:9000:9000' The administrator account and password is provided in the .env file which has following content:
Using Core Data With CloudKit
#Database #CoreData #CloudKit #ObjectStore #macOS #iOS #Programming #Swift
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s3fs vs native S3 API access for Mastodon? 🤔💾
#mastodon #s3fs #s3 #objectstorage #objectstore #performance
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