Nick Vatamaniuc

@razcakappa it looks like the container is trying to connect to the container's 5960 port on localhost. Make sure that it can can reach that port and connect to it.

Glad it worked. And agree it does seem like a bug. I don't know much about how Fauxton builds the local UR. It might grab whatever it sees from the...

`POST` is typically to create a subordinate sub-resource. So `POST` to `$db` with with a doc body would create a new document (sub-resource) in that $db. `PUT` is to update...

Agree with @rnewson . Even if we switch the index storage format to allow paralelizable updates, adding a static Q would be a step back it seems. One issue is...

@kocolosk Good point, the locality trick would be useful internally to say process the changes feed for the indexing but wouldn't help with write hotspots. The design the _changes feed...

For instance, here is a snippet of logs from running a basic benchmark with couchdyno: ``` POST /cdyno-0000001/_bulk_get?latest=true&revs=true&attachments=false 200 ok 420 POST /cdyno-0000002/_bulk_docs 201 ok 122 POST /cdyno-0000001/_bulk_get?latest=true&revs=true&attachments=false 200 ok...

We use Rocky Linux for the RHEL 8 "clone" as we don't have access to RHEL paid licenses. It looks like there is a Rocky Linux 9 so we'll try...

Looking at adding an Rockylinux 9 base image in https://github.com/apache/couchdb-pkg it looks like RHEL 9 and its clones do not include the mozjs package(Spidermonkey i.e. our Javascript engine) any longer....

See some documentation about https://docs.couchdb.org/en/stable/cluster/purging.html#config-settings Wonder if your `index_lag_warn_seconds = 86400` setting was altered from the default?

@aalegriadg You're right, thanks for checking. It looks like it's a bug in the logging bit. It logs how much over the threshold it is, and not the threshold limit...