Magma start

[Sebastian Sastre]

The startup would be so problematic unless you plan to use it lazily as I was
hoping to be able to. A solution for the startup delay would be solved by using
a big magma server who is allways running and lots of clients use it. The
problem with that is scale. I don't think one Magma server will scale as much as
I need (mostly due to Squeak memory scaling). But I'm pretty confident N magma
servers will do the job.
 
Sebastian Sastre

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De: Rob Rothwell [mailto:r.j.rothwell at gmail.com] 
Enviado el: Domingo, 30 de Marzo de 2008 15:45
Para: Sebastian Sastre
Asunto: Re: Magma start


On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 2:20 PM, Sebastian Sastre <ssastre at seaswork.com> wrote:


       I'm starting Magma in an image and see it has a delay of 15 seconds to
start in in a centrino 1.8GHz. Is that time normal?


I spent Friday night and Saturday afternoon trying to do bulk loads of large of
large database queries into objects.  

It routinely took 20-25 seconds on a centino 1.8GHz in a compaq 6510b laptop to
open a repository locally.

Then, it would take another 20 seconds or so to add a root object, which I did a
lot while I was trying to figure out what I didn't understand!

So...no answers, but I can confirm your problem, I think!

Other than that, I haven't figured anything out yet...

Rob


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