sorry for necroposting, i've done my research, i would prefer mongoDB since it's just on the disk side, and not taking much memory like Redis. Memory issues are hard to deal with and messes up your whole server

@hoathenguyen85 said:

Nope.

Are you thinking that I'm getting attacked a lot?

Still doesnt make sense why my socket.io is 0 bytes and it takes 10 seconds to load. It is a relatively low traffic forum.

nope , because CF dont support socket.io for free atleast..

when asking, it would be a good practice to say what version and server you're using..

Hey guys! I'm now fully motivated to move out from Vanilla to NodeBB, somehow, I did have a failed community test before and totally gave up on NodeBB for some time to wait for VanillaImporter.

Few notable things that could destroy your community is a DOWNTIME, no administration, lack of innovations.

as for avoiding these things I added on my checklists are:

• down nginx server
• down database, (redis, mongodb)
• error in nodebb plugins
• tried using forever get it to up and running. since i have huge community, i tried clustering and using 'forever app.js' somehow that DONT run other ports i added for nodebb to run IE 4567,4568,45679, it's running on only 1
• network error (not sure but when there's a network error the nodebb goes down totally)

Feel free to add your thoughts on the things that 'could' take your nodebb site down.!

hey Guys! i need help, if anyone can put me to a right direction on creating a sidebar form that could send to an API with JSON format?

parts of the things it could send is:

• username

receives:

• responses from the API

could detect

• if the user is logged in

security:

• simple nocaptcha

show only in:

• pages that i need it to show

are you using cloudflare?

vanilla 2.1.

I was trying your vanilla importer i reinstalled my nodebb will let you know when i migrate again. i have to move out from redis and setup mongodb since my community is too big and the memory consumption of redis is ridiculous

sorry for necroposting, i've done my research, i would prefer mongoDB since it's just on the disk side, and not taking much memory like Redis. Memory issues are hard to deal with and messes up your whole server