Optimizing your CouchDB Calls by 99% (no strings attached)

Re:Optimizing your CouchDB Calls by 99% (no strings attached) by wccrawford on Tuesday September 27, 2011 @04:34PM (#3045101)

I'll save everyone the time:

Don't use CouchRest::Database! because it tries to create the DB each time. (Use CouchRest::Database instead)

Don't let multi_json pick the json library! Pick jsonx yourself before couchrest runs.

Don't use HTTPS for internal connections.

For the last 3%... He hacked in a binary format into couchrest and couchdb in 10 lines of code.

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Re:Optimizing your CouchDB Calls by 99% (no strings attached) by pavel_lishin on Tuesday September 27, 2011 @04:58PM (#3045201)

Thank you. I'm too ADD for videos, and besides, don't know of an easy way to import them into iTunes as a podcast-style video (one that won't restart from the beginning if I stop it halfway through.)

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Re:Optimizing your CouchDB Calls by 99% (no strings attached) by RickHull on Tuesday September 27, 2011 @05:18PM (#3045273)

Is that a bug or a feature? ;)

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Re:Optimizing your CouchDB Calls by 99% (no strings attached) by timanglade on Tuesday September 27, 2011 @05:51PM (#3045406)

You missed 2 of the 6 warnings.

Don't use the “magic” CouchRest features (try to stick to #get, #put, etc.)

Try to keep your CouchDB as close as possible to your app servers. (Again, should go without saying but you'd be surprised…)

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