Community

Redis & NodeBB

General Discussion
  • G

    The last topic I saw on this was about 7-8 months old and I just wanted to get some info if that's possible? I just started a forum and it has about 1200+ posts with a redis dump of 5 megs. It's still a very young forum, so I'm trying to chart out growth. Would it be possible for people to give their post count and the size of their redis dump? Just to get an idea of the correlation between the two. Thanks!

    0
  • barisB

    Here are the stats for this forum.

    3848 users
    3628 topics
    28458 posts

    139.12M redis memory usage

    This includes the session store as well.

    3

Suggested Topics

  • P
    ●

    Active sites using NodeBB

    General Discussion
    0 Votes
    36 Posts
    12185 Views

    M

    Hi nodeBB!

    My new Linux forum site mrneilypops linux,beer and sandwiches

    http://nodebb.mrneilypops.org

    Keep up the great work at nodeBB! 😎

  • O
    ●

    NodeBB + GoDaddy

    Unsolved General Discussion
    0 Votes
    4 Posts
    2230 Views

    rbeerR

    @Scuzz
    You can get a glimpse of it, when you don't do the ./nodebb setup and instead just go right into start or dev. NodeBB will start into the web installer on port 4567. Of course you would still have to issue that one command, though.

    edit: And I presume, that those hosters won't give you access to port 4567 ^_^

    The problem in general being: Software written in e.g. php is not a complete program itself. It's merely leveraging an already set up web server. You can upload your files and call the URL, the rest is handled by the server software (Apache or what have you).
    NodeJS, on the other hand, is basically just a JavaScript interpreter - namely V8. It doesn't know anything about serving websites, building certain network connections, and so on. That's all up to you and your code.
    But as Scuzz mentioned, a web-installer seems to be in the making. That again lets me guess, that the guys are working towards easy integration the likes of where a hoster can offer their customers a "Click here to install NodeBB" button, which invokes a bunch of scripts setting up your (virtual) server, starting the NodeBB (which actually is not only the forum, but the whole web server* also) and finally redirecting to the web installer. In comparison many uncertain steps, which will have to be clarified between NodeBB and each and every hoster. That's why this will still take some time, I'd say. 😩

    *weeell... that's not very acurate either; but this is pretty tl;dr as it is 😉

  • N
    ●

    Redis -> Mongo

    General Discussion
    0 Votes
    4 Posts
    2334 Views

    L

    I think Mongo has better failure recovery too, because everything is stored on the disk instead of in RAM.

  • N
    ●

    Migrate NodeBB from MongoDB to Redis?

    General Discussion
    0 Votes
    3 Posts
    3553 Views

    N

    @baris oh sweet! 🙂

  • J
    ●

    The minecraft topic well its just a test about NodeBB

    General Discussion
    0 Votes
    9 Posts
    2907 Views

    maniacmusicM

    I have a server :3

| | | |
Copyright © 2023 NodeBB | Contributors