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Hope you don't mind me making this request to the UI.
When we leave a UI tab open on a Partition State, the $projections-$master gets hammered every second (roughly) with the partition state.
We discovered this with a partition which was quite big (few 100k), and this caused our server disk to fill up pretty rapidly.
I appreciate the events are deleted every two hours, but our development is primarily on micro servers, and we could have multiple developers looking at the state.
Anyway, would it be possible to have the following:
A checkbox when viewing a partition to prevent it constantly polling the event store (or a timer / pause button)
A way to disconnect other connected UI's from viewing the partition state (perhaps a timer of inactivity, or something on the state showing connected UI's). One of our developers is on leave, and has kept a window open on a partition state open.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hope you don't mind me making this request to the UI.
When we leave a UI tab open on a Partition State, the $projections-$master gets hammered every second (roughly) with the partition state.
We discovered this with a partition which was quite big (few 100k), and this caused our server disk to fill up pretty rapidly.
I appreciate the events are deleted every two hours, but our development is primarily on micro servers, and we could have multiple developers looking at the state.
Anyway, would it be possible to have the following:
A checkbox when viewing a partition to prevent it constantly polling the event store (or a timer / pause button)
A way to disconnect other connected UI's from viewing the partition state (perhaps a timer of inactivity, or something on the state showing connected UI's). One of our developers is on leave, and has kept a window open on a partition state open.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: