Datomic Memory Settings for multiple peers -Ddatomic.objectCacheMax

[Brecht De Rooms]

Dear,

I wonder whether the option: "-Ddatomic.objectCacheMax" applies to . one
pear or multiple peers.
For example, if I have multiple datomic databases and create a peer for
each of these databases in java/scala code, and let's say the number of
peers is X.
Should I then make sure that the memory I have available is X times the
objectCacheMax?
Or does the peer library divide the objectCacheMax between the peers
automatically and I should go for +- half of my available memory?

Kind Regards,
Brecht

[Dustin Getz]

I think there is supposed to be one peer per JVM, a peer connects to N
databases. Each database connection competes for peer resources (object
cache, connections and obviously compute)

[Marshall Thompson]

Hi Brecht,

Can you post your question in the new Datomic Developers Forum at
forum.datomic.com ?

Thanks!
-Marshall

Post by Brecht De Rooms
Dear,
I wonder whether the option: "-Ddatomic.objectCacheMax" applies to . one
pear or multiple peers.
For example, if I have multiple datomic databases and create a peer for
each of these databases in java/scala code, and let's say the number of
peers is X.
Should I then make sure that the memory I have available is X times the
objectCacheMax?
Or does the peer library divide the objectCacheMax between the peers
automatically and I should go for +- half of my available memory?
Kind Regards,
Brecht