a year ago
I build small stuff and I noticed that Mongo is usually the priciest service for me.
I would've thought that after migration to volumes it would bill disk space in the volume instead of RAM?
I can see that in the volume I have around 450MB used but I got $0 in the disk bill.
Can I turn on sleeping on Mongo? Kinda scared to try. 😬
Is that the intended behaviour or is there something wrong with my project?
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a year ago
I have changed the start command with:[docker-entrypoint.sh](docker-entrypoint.sh) mongod --ipv6 --bind_ip ::,0.0.0.0 --wiredTigerCacheSizeGB 1
and It drastically reduced the RAM consumption
a year ago
nope, you're now billed by RAM, CPU, DISK and Network Egress.
a year ago
and sure you can turn on app sleeping, just make sure that it wouldn't affect your application
Well yeah but I would think that after migration to the Volume that is mounted at /data/db, the data would live in there and not in RAM.
That's why I'm confused by the $0.0000 in the Disk column for the Mongo service