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which server would you advise? #86

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jrmaciel opened this issue Jan 15, 2019 · 21 comments
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which server would you advise? #86

jrmaciel opened this issue Jan 15, 2019 · 21 comments

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@jrmaciel
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my server is very slow, do you advise with more memory or processing? the qbit console is overloading, I currently have an A2m_v2

@NicolasDorier
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You mean for the indexer part?
I don't know, check the task manager to see what is the bottleneck.

@jrmaciel
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Yes, he is consuming too much.

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@jrmaciel
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my server have 16 of memory and 2 processors

@NicolasDorier
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Are you indexing step or it is like this after indexed everything?

@jrmaciel
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this is so after you have indexed everything

@NicolasDorier
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Does it works? Is it indexing blocks correctly?

@jrmaciel
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yes it is working, the only problem is the lack of memory and then it causes the processes to be slow

which server do you use in api.qbit.ninja?

@NicolasDorier
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I used Standard D1 v2 (1 vcpus, 3.5 GB memory)

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@NicolasDorier
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I noticed that putting bitcoin core on the OS drive speed up things a lot.

@NicolasDorier
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The CPU is mainly unused on my side and not too much memory is taken.
Maybe is it the console logs. Try to run it via the Task Scheduler.

@NicolasDorier
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You need to run "even if not logged in" on Task scheduler so the console does not show up.

@jrmaciel
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I created 2 files
start c:/"Program Files"/Bitcoin/daemon/bitcoind -datadir=f:/Bitcoin
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start C:\Users\jnrmcl\Documents\QbitFinal\QBitNinja-master\QBitNinja.Listener.Console\bin\Release\net471\QBitNinja.Listener.Console.exe --listen

@jrmaciel
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but still the memory remains very high
this is how it is not indexing right

@NicolasDorier
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As I said, the CPU problem is probably just transaction ids printing.
Use the task scheduler so QBitNinja indexer run without printing output to a console.

@jrmaciel
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@jrmaciel
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the problem was in my web application, the only problem now that shows the new transactions but the balance is problem

@jrmaciel
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restart qbit pls, I'm using it while I work on my

@jrmaciel
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I think I had a problem with the indexer.

I did --cancelinit and then --init again

@NicolasDorier
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Why restart? it is working.

For the difference of values, did the initial indexing really finished? It takes several days.

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jrmaciel commented Jan 23, 2019

why I try to get a balance or something and it's not updated and also when I try to send a transaction it takes about 25 minutes to send in http://api.qbit.ninja

this is only while I finish indexing my server again

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yes it was over, it was working but I think it gave some problems in the blocks and it did not update the balances correctly.
he just pulled 135 queue, I think the blocks that gave problem

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