Upload, Store and Download small and huge files to/from file system (FS) via DDP and HTTP
.link() method documentation, hope now this method usage will be more straightforward. Also answered on your veliovgroup/Meteor-Files#769
FilesCollection#unlink(fileObj, 'version')
Hello guys-
Meteor-Files is great to integrate file server as a single one, so server scales are much easier than before, but using multi-core would be good to go from the scratch.
Have you any idea for clustering for Meteor?
I'm expecting none Node or System level something like pm2/passenger , but something higher level integration such as kadira:clustering, but seems like not maintained.
Any idea?
@dr-dimitru Oh I think I made a misunderstanding, that's why I said None System Level something cause I have a knowledge about the field and used it.
I've seen the below video recently for cluster package and realized Microservices for Meteor were already concerned from 2015,
and thought that this model is super great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oudsAQZkvzQ&feature=youtu.be&t=15m27s
I think the reason why people are not implemented there system as a microservice is 'Annoying'. If we handle whole system level to salce up/out then the configuration and flexibility will hold us even a single changes, so some people uses NetflixOSS stuff to build their DevOps efficiently.
But after I've looked up the NetflixOSS things, it is still complex enough because of too much options and almost of it is not required at the small/middle system so we couldn't start on the same line.
The metreorhacks/cluster package is simple enough and especially Multi-Core Support strategy by node worker is so cool and works good still, I got a curiosity 'Isn't there any movement about this' things.
I should dig some more for this movement in Meteor or Node- ;)
So Need and Interesting part-
@dr-dimitru Oh I just asked your opinion for cluster. Because I could feel good your inspection for Meteor on your Iron-router / Flow-router fork repos.
My final goal is 'Use & Teach a Meteor as a small/middle size project'.
I've already done for a lot projects include a bit big size than middle one.
Meteor is great to go from the scratch, Meteor-Files make the file control super good, so now I just want to check how capacity could we make the system and stable.
So, it was just a pure question for Easy Clustering(actually forking the process whatever to use single multi-core server enough).
Sorry if it was departed too much from the purpose of this place- ;)
I couldn't write and prove a lot of things that I asked you before on the git-hub. I will test a better performance comparison to prove this later someday-
And in another thread, do you have any idea for i18n for docs.meteor.com? I got some trouble to build meteor docs, and if it was successful, I believe it is not the proper way to maintain the translate the meteor docs. I thnk it should be maintained on docs.meteor.com as well by language selection.
Have you any idea for this?
I think there's a lot of volunteer for their own language including me and my team for internationally.
This is happened historically — we (developers) write code in English (I know, there are few exceptions) it's very true for JavaScript, so there are no reasons to use any other language for its documentation. I believe no one would benefit from reading code and having
const peremennaya = {/*...*/} instead of const variable = {/*...*/}
@dr-dimitru This research paper was not for professional user and not the best performance environement as you said. Because the goal was not to prove 'This is the best approach to serve Multimedia files'. The goal was 'This has enough availability to be used'. It's slightly different.
So I didn't improve test environment to be good enough for the best performance as you said.
But in my next step, I'll improve it on the next paper to prove 'This is could be one of the best approach to serve Multimedia files'. Some old professors are not accept a new technology easy, and doubt it at the first time always, so I approach this really carefully.
Anyway if I want to make the environment to be fully best performance, then I might be need your great ideas and help, right? haha ;)
Maybe I should hire you with my poor limited research budget kkk ;)
@dr-dimitru I'm not sure I understand clearly, but I wans't trying to translate 'the programming code', I'm just trying to translate the documents on the docs.meteor.com.
(Translate the codes? I know some country tried that things previously but I've never imagined that before :)
I think a lot of programmers cannot start the great platforms and technology because lack of native documents and native community.
I already tried to maintain some meteor community in my country for years, such as 'Meteor School' in facebook or 'Meteor Startup' as a startup company and teaching offline class(paid version and the pay was good actually ;)) and build such as native language github repo(https://github.com/codeasy-org/codeasy),
everything was failed. And I believe it's caused by Language Barrier.
They always leave to the Django or something and left a message 'can't find an information easy on the online'.. So painful situation for me.
I know maybe you can't understand, but that is huge limitation for some countries and especially I'm suffered as well because of my poor english ;) so I can't teach or recommend Meteor properly to my student or co-companies
So basically what I want is,
please open or add some functionality on docs.meteor.com to add translate documents pages.
There are a lot of people who wants to translate it for their native country people like me and the guy on the forums.
@kakadais
but I wans't trying to translate 'the programming code',
me neither, I mean we as developers got to use English anyways when we write code, so it shouldn't be an issue to read and learn in English
please open or add some functionality on docs.meteor.com to add translate documents pages.
I go that clearly, I just have different point of view. I'm not against translation and local adaptation, I just don't see much of use in it, as again — we (developers) got to write code and document/annotate it in English
Haha ;)
Alright, we have a different point of view.
I really understand what you're saying and agree it makes our life much easy.
But I believe that there's a lot of good developers or potentially good developers(students) still in the world without good English ability.
And especially this kind of special platform need to have low 'entrance' to study at the first time.
The other famous platforms are usually having their own communities and documents with their own native languages in many countries, so this kind of echo system makes the platform grow well.
I'm not sure you are English native people or not,
but I'm pretty sure that you'll write better documents even in the English version,
if you could understand this factor.
Even your documents are always clear and good enough for me ;)
Anyway, my question was 'Do you have some idea to translate the docs.meteor.com officially',
so I could say your answer could be 'I think it's not necessary.'
Right? haha-
