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Recovery.db.mv.db size crashes Mist
See original GitHub issueI have setup a VM having following configuration : Redhat 7.4, 4 GB RAM
I have visualized that the size of Recovery.db.mv.db increases which is obvious as i run more jobs.
It is crashing when the size reaches 37 MB with java heap space error.
I wanted to know the reason of it.Is it due to browser loading this whole file or mist itself and what configuration changes/factors i have to keep in mind while deploying it?
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- Created 6 years ago
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To invoke pipeline stages on different spark-contexts we need to store jobs results somewhere.
Ok, MistWarehouse? 😃 But this discussion is for another ticket I guess.