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Upgrading and Managing Memory in a Cloud Cluster

TLDR Michael queried about deleting documents from an unstable cloud cluster and duration for upgrading it. Jason clarified both.

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Sep 13, 2023 (2 months ago)

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Michael

08:22 PM

Can you delete a subset of documents from a collection in an unhealthy cloud cluster to free up memory?

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Jason

09:03 PM

No... You would have to scale up, let the cluster become stable, then delete and then scale back down

Michael

09:06 PM

Without high availability turned on is it expected to take ~6hrs to upgrade from 32GB->64GB cluster?

Jason

09:07 PM

That would be on the higher end, but it's usually faster (depending on the shape of the data) - may be an hour or so

09:11

Jason

09:11 PM

Just took a look at your cluster, you're probably looking at around 3-4 hours for the data indexed in your cluster

Michael

09:12 PM

Ok, thanks

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