I'm trying to install RavenDB in an development VM hosted by Azure.
I decided to use 48625 as HTTPS port and 48626 as TCP Port and specified it in configuration.
I then shut down Windows Firewall in the VM
Added the ports to NSG, and applied the rule for the NIC and the SubNetwork.
Enabled IP Forwarding
Lastly, I added a NAT rule to the Load Balancer
None of this worked and I could not install RavenDB because the ports are not acessible. Am I missing something?
My RavenDB is running out of space on the SDD and I noticed a large portion of the disk space is being used up by .ravendb-incremental-dump files in the PeriodicBackup-Temp folder of the database.
Are these files only meant as temporary files as the folder name suggests or are they important?
I have a very active website which is using a NoSql database (RavenDb). I don't have exact figures as i'm not quite sure how to extract this information (any help would be great!)
But looking in performance monitor at the '% Disk Read' counter on the disk my database is running from, it is regularly over 1000...which doesn't make sense if it's a perecentage???
My sites performance does decrease once these figures are this high, not so much that it's unusable but it should be better.
Am I looking at the right performance counters, what else can I look at to find out if my disk is under heavy load...and even better if i can find out why.
My disks are 2TB 7200 rpm disks (not ideal i know, but it's all I have available currently) 12GB Memory (uses about 80%) Dual Xeon processor
I understand that this question is a little vague, I need some help on getting the right details to you to help you answer this better, just let me know what will help.
Paul
I'm trying to get RavenDB running in embedded mode on a shared/multi-tenant webhost. RavenDB relies on the ESENT storage API. The filesystem on the hosting machines is locked down. The RavenDB Initialize() call results in the following eventlog entry
Raven (20604) D:\Path\To\Website\App_Data\RavenDB\Data52e0e402-79d7-4f47-a219-3d1e2e73321c: An attempt to determine the minimum I/O block size for the volume "D:\" containing "D:\Path\To\Website\App_Data\RavenDB\logs\" failed with system error 5 (0x00000005): "Access is denied. ". The operation will fail with error -1032 (0xfffffbf8).
So presumably the executing process needs access to read some volume information and that is denied because the process is only given permissions to the parts of the volume relevant to it.
Anyone know what the relevant rights are, and whether they can be omitted somehow?
P.S.: someone with more karma than me please tag this ravendb and esent