Hi All,
I came across a line which said "The datastore GC can be made to run faster by loading the index*.tar file into memory, reducing the number of “junk” nodes, and running the datastore GC without delay."
But could not understand what exactly it means. Any thought on this will be helpful.
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Here are some links to read on running the AEM GC:
Speeding Up CQ DAM DataStore “Garbage Collection @ http://cq-ops.tumblr.com/post/35642664963/speeding-up-cq-dam-datastore-garbage-collection
http://blogs.adobe.com/dekesmith/2012/03/13/using-the-data-store-garbage-collection-in-crx-and-cq/
http://www.cqtutorial.com/courses/cq-admin/cq-admin-lessons/cq-maintenance/cq-datastore-gc
http://cq-ops.tumblr.com/post/65701569858/how-to-schedule-cq-data-store-garbage-collection
As shown in these articles - there are different ways to use this. Look at the 4th link - scheduling it.
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askdctm wrote...
Hi All,
I came across a line which said "The datastore GC can be made to run faster by loading the index*.tar file into memory, reducing the number of “junk” nodes, and running the datastore GC without delay."
But could not understand what exactly it means. Any thought on this will be helpful.
The line you are quoting is from this blog: "https://umalbhole.wordpress.com/tag/garbage-collection/" as it is not an adobe blog, you would really need to ask the author what he means.
As far as Adobe documentation goes, you can find details here on loading the index in memory: http://docs.adobe.com/docs/en/cq/5-6-1/core/administering/persistence_managers.html#Configuring%20th...
"IndexInMemory Boolean flag for making the repository read all TarPM index files entirely in memory. This can significantly boost performance for large repositories, but requires gigabytes of free RAM."
"Cache the Tar PM index" is also mentioned in the "Performance tuning tips for AEM 5.x" https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/kb/performancetuningtips.html
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Here are some links to read on running the AEM GC:
Speeding Up CQ DAM DataStore “Garbage Collection @ http://cq-ops.tumblr.com/post/35642664963/speeding-up-cq-dam-datastore-garbage-collection
http://blogs.adobe.com/dekesmith/2012/03/13/using-the-data-store-garbage-collection-in-crx-and-cq/
http://www.cqtutorial.com/courses/cq-admin/cq-admin-lessons/cq-maintenance/cq-datastore-gc
http://cq-ops.tumblr.com/post/65701569858/how-to-schedule-cq-data-store-garbage-collection
As shown in these articles - there are different ways to use this. Look at the 4th link - scheduling it.
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Hi,
this is a setting which only holds true for AEM 5.x; it cannot applied anymore to AEM 6.
kind regards,
Jörg
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Hi Opkar,
Thank you for your reply.
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