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When I run OS updates, and docker is updated, the ClickHouse docker image is restarted. After this happens, it seems that no data is preloaded into memory/cache, so clicking around Signoz once it is back up is super slow (>10s) as data gets loaded for the first time.
After clicking around Signoz for a few minutes, loading most pages are faster (within 3 seconds). Is there any way to cause ClickHouse to load all indexes into memory on boot, or some other action, so that queries are quicker sooner?
Further, my EC2 instance has 15.34GB of RAM available, but Clickhouse is using only 2.3GB of that. And loading some pages are super slow even with a warm cache, so perhaps there are some config settings for clickhouse docker standalone that I haven't set to make better use of the RAM?
I'm guessing that the main thing that is needed here is probably more indexes being added? What is the best/preferred way to find slow Signoz queries and report them to you for optimization?
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When I run OS updates, and docker is updated, the ClickHouse docker image is restarted. After this happens, it seems that no data is preloaded into memory/cache, so clicking around Signoz once it is back up is super slow (>10s) as data gets loaded for the first time.
After clicking around Signoz for a few minutes, loading most pages are faster (within 3 seconds). Is there any way to cause ClickHouse to load all indexes into memory on boot, or some other action, so that queries are quicker sooner?
Further, my EC2 instance has 15.34GB of RAM available, but Clickhouse is using only 2.3GB of that. And loading some pages are super slow even with a warm cache, so perhaps there are some config settings for clickhouse docker standalone that I haven't set to make better use of the RAM?
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:I'm guessing that the main thing that is needed here is probably more indexes being added? What is the best/preferred way to find slow Signoz queries and report them to you for optimization?
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