mongodb-openvz-crashtest
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Stress test for MongoDB running under OpenVZ.
If you want to run MongoDB on a VPS (virtual private server), you might encounter frightening messages when looking in the log-file or when opening the shell:
[initandlisten]
[initandlisten] ** WARNING: You are running in OpenVZ. This is known to be broken!!!
[initandlisten]
There are many sources in the web, some of them are out-dated, others not. To be sure whether you really run into problems, it is possible to test this with this little node.js program.
No guarantee that a negative test means that you won't have any problems!
Either clone this git repo or install with npm install mongodb-openvz-crashtest.
You can change the configuration by editing config.json. In my example I used 2MB as the document
size and 4K documents to create at least 8GB of volume, as my VPS has 8GB of virtual memory.
In the directory of the installed package, run node .
Find more infos and links on my wiki page.
I already had Node.js installed on my VPS. Didn't want to install Java and Maven and neither wanted to run the test through ssh-tunnel. If you prefer to use a Java program for this, have a look at zlowred / mongodb-openvz-test.
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Stress test for MongoDB running under OpenVZ
The npm package mongodb-openvz-crashtest receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, mongodb-openvz-crashtest popularity was classified as not popular.
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