Identifying Causes of Slow Write Speeds on AWS
TLDR Richard queries the reasons for slow write speeds. Jason suggests CPU bottlenecks, network latency, and exceeded burst capacity. They also discuss startup time for a 14K collection.
Oct 18, 2022 (12 months ago)
Richard
11:48 PMMemory/swap also looks fine to me
Jason
11:49 PMJason
11:50 PMJason
11:50 PMRichard
11:53 PMOct 19, 2022 (12 months ago)
Richard
12:35 AMJason
12:41 AMRichard
12:42 AMRichard
12:44 AMTypesense
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