So the solution to Misskey drive being broken was to increase the proxy timeout in Nginx...
I think I might have too many files in the drive.
@matrix are they all stored in same directory
@opal
Yes, however that should no longer be a problem.
I have had issues with the drive taking long to load before (it wasn't timing out though), which was caused by IO, because it was Misskey itself handling the files. That went away when I moved the files to Minio and drive started loading almost instantly.
Now it surprised me because the issue was sudden. One moment the drive is loading almost instantly then a few more files later it takes so long that Nginx times out. It seems that it's the DB query taking too long.
@matrix i was asking since it might be too many inodes in a single directory listing
@opal
I don't think that even can be an issue.
@matrix in what way? you dont have enough files in a single directory, or you dont believe that it impacts performance?
there is a reason that stuff like nginx caching allows you to configure number of subdirectory layers, it's because shoving a few thousand cache files into one flat directory structure does not scale at all on most filesystems
there is a reason that stuff like nginx caching allows you to configure number of subdirectory layers, it's because shoving a few thousand cache files into one flat directory structure does not scale at all on most filesystems
