Hi
I have read the Advanced User Guide section in the documentation and I got a lot of useful information but I'm still a little bit stuck. I have large (1 GB+) mostly single document databases and complex queries that often take too long to execute. Apart from optimizing the queries, what are my options to speed things up? Any ideas are welcome.
1) Vertical scaling - how does a single BaseX instance respond to adding more CPUs or RAM? Which one could improve performance? Apart from indexing, are there any fine-tuning options that could help improve performance?
2) Partitioning: would it make sense to break my documents into several smaller ones, run the queries against them in parallel and then merge the results? Has anyone done such optimization? Did it work?
2) Horizontal scaling: the docs read: *"The BaseX client-server architecture offers ACID-safe transactions, with multiple readers and writers."* - Where can I get a guide on how to set up a single writer - multiple readers architecture?
Thank you Csaba