#metabrainz

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        2021-05-24 14437, 2021

      • BrainzGit
        [musicbrainz-vm] yvanzo merged pull request #5 (master…patch-1): Update to indicate people should check docker https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-vm/pu...
      • [musicbrainz-vm] reosarevok opened pull request #5 (master…patch-1): Update to indicate people should check docker https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-vm/pu...
      • ruaok
        we need a tiny VM instance with 1 or 2 vCPU and a BOAT LOAD of diskspace.
      • 2021-05-20 14016, 2021

      • adhawkins
        I can run that in the VM that is the docker host without any problem (although it takes quite a while to download just 25 Meg)
      • 2021-05-03 12350, 2021

      • nelgin
        Where do I sent my invoice for all the testing and stuff I've been doing on the VM? :)
      • 2021-04-30 12044, 2021

      • Welp, the crontab is there already. I dunno, man. something definitely odd. I've been through this several times before, I'm sure. Right anyway, did you want to tinker with the vm any more, if not I'll shut the ssh port down for now.
      • 2021-04-29 11945, 2021

      • Isn't 100GB enough for the musicbrainz vm?
      • 2021-04-28 11845, 2021

      • It would be nice if the Vm came with all the perl modules already installed. That's one of the time consuming parts.
      • yvanzo, I don't know about other errors. I've shut the vm down and trying to get sir to run on my ubuntu box
      • yvanzo
        And yes, it is certainly faster to use a Linux host (docker or not) than a VM on Windows. :)
      • nelgin
        Well, it'll be faster on my linux hardware than a vm on my windows machine.
      • 2021-04-27 11736, 2021

      • I rebooted my vm and restarted the docker and now it appears to be working.
      • How can I determine if live indexing is turned on with the musicbrainz vm?
      • 2021-04-25 11548, 2021

      • Hey all, long time no see. It's been about 6 months since I connected to musicbrainz with my vm so what would be the quickest/easiest way to get my database up to date? Should I just wipe and start from scratch?
      • 2021-04-12 10236, 2021

      • yvanzo
        rdswift: the torrent made sense for MB VM images as they were available for a long time. that is not the case for most of our dumps that change weekly.
      • we use to have .torrent on ftp for mb vm iirc
      • 2021-03-22 08104, 2021

      • zas
        I guess so, but we need resources for that, prolly a VM, and time, backups, etc...
      • 2021-03-15 07455, 2021

      • yvanzo
        reosarevok: into the vm and into our images for production :)
      • reosarevok
        yvanzo: what's the highest still easy to get into the vm? 5.30?
      • bitmap
        ruaok: good question, we should certainly encourage people to use the VM in any case
      • 2021-02-24 05526, 2021

      • alastairp
        that is, shared buffers * 4 was > memory allocated to docker VM
      • 2021-02-17 04824, 2021

      • iliekcomputers
        it's a vm on google cloud iirc
      • 2021-02-02 03345, 2021

      • ruaok
        the only real way of doing what you want to do is to install a copy of MB on a VM and then query postgres directly, but that is much more work than calling an API. :(
      • 2021-01-12 01252, 2021

      • zas
        alastairp, ruaok: I was checking VM prices, but we still have machines with enough cpu/ram/disk to host jenkins, for example cage, which is not overused atm
      • ruaok
        I wasn't thinking VM, but that doesn't rule it out.
      • alastairp
        (were you even thinking of using a vm? It was a suggestion that zas had while you were on the way to the office yesterday)
      • what's your thoughts on the cost of the VM? is there a limit we shouldn't go over? is it worth spending admin time trying to configure it to shut down when not in use?
      • 2021-01-11 01150, 2021

      • bitmap
        anyway I'm all for that since a dedicated vm would likely make mbs's selenium tests more stable while json dumps are running
      • ah. so install jenkins directly in the vm rather than use docker-in-docker
      • alastairp
        (7 hours ago, re: moving jenkins to hetzner vm)
      • zas
        ruaok, alastairp: you want to move jenkins somewhere else? can it run on a hetzner VM? does it depend on mb-hetzner infrastructure (consul etc...)?
      • ruaok
        oh. funkwhale on a personal VM. heh.
      • 2021-01-10 01054, 2021

      • zas: I cleaned up some stuff in my home dir and an old VM from the NGS days.
      • 2020-12-28 36311, 2020

      • where is the VM?
      • yvanzo
        (I tried to restart the vm, and to enable the rescue mode, but it did not change anything.)
      • hi bitmap, do you have access to musicbrainz-docker-test VM? Its ssh port is timing out here, since yesterday.
      • 2020-12-20 35528, 2020

      • ballin
        is it normal for a docker hosted VM of musicbrainz to have a slow response to the base url? I have it on 3 cores, 8GB RAM on ye olde 4000 series i5. api url requests seem fast
      • 2020-11-20 32537, 2020

      • ruaok
        how much ram does your VM have?
      • 2020-10-26 30020, 2020

      • zas
        and created an hetzner VM for yvanzo MB related stuff
      • yvanzo
        Otherwise I mostly spent time working on search components and got started with a new VM to test indexing load thanks to zas.
      • 2020-10-23 29721, 2020

      • adhawkins
        Seems a lot, considering the previous VM that ran it worked fine with just 4 Gig. I guess if the docker-compose file can be arranged so as to optionally not start the search indexing stuff that might help?
      • 2020-10-22 29603, 2020

      • zas
        yvanzo: when do you need this VM?
      • 2020-10-09 28346, 2020

      • adhawkins
        6 Gig does sound rather a lot though. My previous VM only had 4 Gig and didn't seem to run into these issues.
      • Hi all. Just to let you know that since I put the postgres memory back to 'standard', and increased the VM to 6 Gig RAM, I haven't had any OOM errors (been running about 2 days). Might be worth considering an update to the instructions for the docker images to reflect suggested RAM size?
      • 2020-10-07 28151, 2020

      • _lucifer
        ah great! I actually just saw that setup is using JDK 8. Upgrading to 11 and using Graal VM in addition to it may have a huge performance boost. might be worth experimenting some time
      • adhawkins
        Hi all. Still getting OOM errors overnight on my VM running mbserver under docker. I've put the database memory back to 2 Gig, and increased the VM to 6 Gig (from 4)
      • 2020-10-01 27530, 2020

      • I'm just running a scan over my music at the moment. When this completes I'll reboot the VM running it all.
      • 2020-09-29 27322, 2020

      • It's not happening a lot. These are since the VM was booted on 22nd Sept:
      • ruaok
        moin adhawkins. 4gig seems rather paltry for a VM. Go for 8 and I think you'll see some problems go awa.
      • adhawkins
        Hi all. Seeing fairly regular OOM reports on my VM running MBserver under docker. Not generating search indexes. VM has 4 Gig of RAM and 2 processors.
      • 2020-09-15 25928, 2020

      • nelgin
        yvanzo, I've tweaked everything I can on the VM, so It looks like its down to you.
      • 2020-09-14 25829, 2020

      • yvanzo, I also just found that I didn't install virtualbox guest additions on the new VM I created. I'm going to do that and reboot.
      • 2020-09-12 25652, 2020

      • yvanzo, the reason the queue is smaller is because I created a new VM with fixed disk instead of dynamic and it's on a new ssd.
      • 2020-09-05 24948, 2020

      • yvanzo
        nelgin: so the issue was specific to running a VM on Windows?
      • 2020-09-04 24853, 2020

      • nelgin
        Looks like it took 12 hours on a 4 core vm with 16gb of memory assigned, with 4gb each to the DB and search.
      • Very nice. My VM died.
      • yvanzo ,for some reason the setting to change my VM from 10 to 16gb didn't take, hardware acceleration was off and video memory was at 4mb. I've tweaked the setings back to something more reasonable so I'm going to give it another go.
      • 2020-09-03 24754, 2020

      • yvanzo, I keep getting OOM killer breaking my indexing. I've now assigned 16gb to the VM. Any suggestions?
      • 2020-09-02 24635, 2020

      • I gave my vm 10gb - what would be a reasonable allocation for pgsql ?Should I leave it at default?
      • 2020-09-01 24504, 2020

      • the vm has 127mb free, so yeah. I think it likes it.
      • I gave 10gb to the VM.
      • I think I need to get another 32gb of memory for my pc if I'm going to be running docker on a vm lol
      • Let me see. I'm lagging it bit on my pc due to the vm.
      • Hi all. I just started up my VM and started replication manually and getting a ton of "WARNING: amqp could not commit tx mode on broker 1, reply_type=3, library_errno=0" messages. Any suggestions?
      • 2020-08-30 24310, 2020

      • adhawkins
        It's a VM so if need be I could revert and start again.
      • 2020-08-17 23028, 2020

      • ruaok
        yvanzo: yeah, bono or a vm for that. lets chat in a bit.
      • 2020-08-12 22539, 2020

      • nelgin
        I rebooted the vm and the docker service starts on boot
      • Let me reboot the vm
      • 2020-08-11 22458, 2020

      • Something is terribly wrong here. I'm just going to reinstall the vm. Also, any way to have it use a us rather than eu mirror for downloading the files?
      • alastairp
        how much memory does the VM have?
      • nelgin
        OK. I'm back. I'm going to add 2gb to the VM and see if that'll help it through.
      • I might be able to give 2gb more to the vm for reindexing but that'd leave the pc short, so it's be a temp measure.
      • to the VM of which 4G was given to postgres via the tuning parameter.
      • Hi all. I'm creating a new vm with the instructions from https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-docker. When I get to creating the indexes it gets so far then I get ""server closed the connection unexpectedly". This has happened twice now. What's going on?
      • 2020-07-30 21248, 2020

      • alastairp
        in the end it was because shared_buffers was higher than maximum ram the docker VM on mac had
      • 2020-07-20 20254, 2020

      • zas
        legoktm: yes, but it would be perhaps safer to build a new VM from scratch, and migrate
      • legoktm
        ruaok, zas: would it be possible to upgrade the wiki.musicbrainz VM to a newer OS version? it's on xenial now, which has PHP 7.0. if we could go to focal with 7.4, that would be ideal.
      • 2020-06-26 17849, 2020

      • zas
        it will be looong, vm isn't very fast when it comes to intensive tasks like this
      • 2020-06-25 17740, 2020

      • ruaok
        most people who show up here are like "I got loads and loads of ram on my VM. I gave it 2GB!"
      • 2020-06-19 17125, 2020

      • yvanzo: did you see my message about the MB VM VM on azure? I would like to stop that instance and close our azure account near the end of the month
      • 2020-06-17 16949, 2020

      • yvanzo: our azure sponsorship is ending and thus we should move the musicbrainz-docker VM someplace else before the end of the month.
      • 2020-06-14 16647, 2020

      • yvanzo
        yeah, dockerization made dependency management and maintenance much easier, but the vm was using it already :)
      • Z903
        yvanzo the fact that your vm package just runs docker is hilarious
      • yvanzo
        reosarevok: there is no reason to keep the old VM in the FTP, I just forgot to remove it after updating docs, will do, thanks.
      • Z903
        I totally understand that docker has no issues in a vm, all i was saying was that it seems redundant. Since I am going to be spinning up an whole enviroment anyway.
      • DjSlash
        docker runs just as fine on a vm
      • reosarevok
        But it honestly might take less time than to do all the upgrading processes for an ages-old VM anyway :)
      • Sorry, but we don't maintain a separate VM install anymore since Docker is just what we use for our own stuff anyway :)
      • Z903
        It seems kinda pointless to use docker if im already using a vm
      • I was hpoing to avoid using docker since I have a vm host already
      • reosarevok
        ruaok, yvanzo: is there a reason we still have the old VM in the FTP?
      • 2020-05-22 14317, 2020

      • BrainzGit
        [musicbrainz-server] yvanzo merged pull request #1526 (master…easiest-install-notes): Replace musicbrainz-vm with musicbrainz-docker https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-serve...
      • 2020-05-20 14143, 2020

      • [musicbrainz-server] yvanzo opened pull request #1526 (master…easiest-install-notes): Replace musicbrainz-vm with musicbrainz-docker https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-serve...
      • 2020-05-15 13617, 2020

      • yvanzo
        bitmap, reosarevok, ruaok: I just drafted a post pending reviews about MB VM / MB Docker, please check https://wordpress.com/posts/drafts/blog.metabra...
      • 2020-05-14 13511, 2020

      • m00n
        thanks vm
      • ruaok
        yvanzo: the MB VM we have at azure for your VM work -- do you still need that?
      • 2020-05-13 13404, 2020

      • I need to migrate this to a longer running VM over at azure.
      • not really. my setup is just awkward for what I am doing. I am logged into a google VM for this.
      • 2020-05-09 13010, 2020

      • but, don't worry about it now. I have a working VM and that is all I need.
      • 2020-04-30 12146, 2020

      • reosarevok
        Saying VM is easier. Should just change that to Docker is easier
      • yvanzo, ruaok: should we just move the VM bit to a history page?
      • 2020-04-28 11928, 2020

      • yvanzo
        Zastai: About Java 11, would be nice but not sure that would work, “Some versions of Java VM have bugs that may impact your implementation.” https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/7_7/solr-s...
      • Zastai
        download and import takes a while (last time I set up a dev vm I let it run overnight)
      • 2020-04-23 11454, 2020

      • iliekcomputers
        yvanzo: i think recommending Ubuntu as a VM makes sense too
      • Mr_Monkey
        I thinkt he first and easiest step is to try with PowerShell, since it likely comes pre-installed. If that fails and user is on win10, using WSL is probably second best. VM is slower and trickier in my opinion
      • Zastai
        I use VirtualBox on Windows, so can't use the current Docker for Windows. I only run docker inside a Debian VirtualBox vm, for listenbrainz
      • 2020-04-05 09628, 2020

      • nelgin
        I may have broken my replication or something. I know my vm crashed maybe while doing an import. I just started it up and logged into the docker session and I'm seeing a replication.sh running but there's no slave.log - Should that only be running while replicating? There's no slave.log. I'm wondering what steps I should take to check the database is valid and restart replication.
      • 2020-04-01 09229, 2020

      • yvanzo
        that is the same old version as the MB VM, the current developement version is https://github.com/metabrainz/musicbrainz-docke...
      • the above doesn't apply to MB VM ^^
      • "postgres-dockerfile"? are you using the MB VM?
      • byyz
        in the docker dashboard i just changed the location of vm-data folder
      • 2020-02-27 05859, 2020

      • tmontney
        I realized my VM disk was too small.
      • 2020-02-24 05552, 2020

      • yvanzo
        ruaok: I agree, VM should be replaced with Docker for mirrors.
      • 2020-02-23 05404, 2020

      • ruaok
        want a login to the VM?
      • 2020-02-22 05326, 2020

      • tmontney
        you said if nothing else, the VM search would be better
      • VM
      • ruaok
        in production or on the VM?
      • tmontney
        so how does the VM search work?
      • ruaok
        if you care about accuracy, the I would go with the VM with search.
      • if you use the VM, search is built in.
      • i'm super happy to get rid of VM images.
      • fire up a VM, install docker, then run that. wait. done.
      • tmontney
        Instance is a fresh VMWare VM
      • iliekcomputers
        ruaok: the newleader isn't a hetzner vm now, right?
      • 2020-02-19 05038, 2020

      • ruaok
        yvanzo: do you have a roadmap of features needed for the VM?
      • 2020-02-12 04330, 2020

      • zas
        and it runs fast on the smallest hetzner VM :)
      • 2020-02-10 04156, 2020

      • Apart usual stuff (upgrades, supervision, alert handling), I configured a VM for livegrep, work still in progress
      • 2020-02-05 03635, 2020

      • adhawkins
        If you want to use me as a test bed for upgrade instructions, feel free. It's a VM and I can take a snapshot before starting so nothing can go wrong :)
      • 2020-01-28 02802, 2020

      • zas
        iliekcomputers: I didn't had time today, but it is planned ;) I think about setting up a VM for it
      • 2020-01-27 02704, 2020

      • yvanzo
        1. The VM is not up-to-date and is not suitable for development.
      • 2020-01-22 02254, 2020

      • ruaok
        yeah, we suggest a clean VM with docker installed as the base layer.
      • petre: are you setting up a VM with musicbrainz-docker?
      • 2020-01-05 00522, 2020

      • Zastai
        has something changed with transifex? authentication using the API token works, but I'm getting a Forbidden error trying to pull new translations for MusicBrainz (setting up my dev vm again)
      • alastairp
        OK, I don't know what the VM is. perhaps iliekcomputers used it to prototytype the move from spike?
      • oh, that's a VM, right
      • ruaok
        hetzner cloud vm.
      • alastairp
        ruaok: VM or hetzner?
      • ruaok
        alastairp: we have a VM acousticbrainz-test that we fired up a year ago. is that still in use?
      • 2020-01-04 00412, 2020

      • first VM didn't come out well. will try again.
      • iliekcomputers
        makes sense to me. If the problem still exists, then we know that it's spark and not the VM
      • i thought it might be the VM.
      • ruaok
        spark or the VM? we know those VMs suck ass.
      • 2019-12-30 36417, 2019

      • yvanzo
        Hmm... which Solr VM?
      • zas
        Is there a dump on solr VM ?
      • 2019-12-26 36007, 2019

      • nelgin
        If anyone is interested, the initial building of search indexes on a VM with 10867MB of memory and 6 processors (on a Ryzen 5 3600) on an external USB hard drive was 13 1/3 hours. :)
      • Not sure who is on here who's also on #musicbrainz but I'm building a new vm and ran the indexing...I posted this
      • 2019-12-12 34615, 2019

      • zas
        bitmap: the main problem is Jenkins, built images aren't cleaned, perhaps we should just move jenkins to a VM or smt
      • 2019-12-06 34053, 2019

      • reosarevok
        If you're willing to help a bit if and when I get stuck, I can - sir and the vm do need the work too
      • 2019-12-04 33852, 2019

      • sbvkrishna
        Using a VM (virtual machine) for running those dependencies. I'll write about it as a comment on the task
      • 2019-12-02 33613, 2019

      • crashtestdummy
        I was running the VM on my windows box but my perl scripts were on the Linux box, making it more difficult than necessary to connect to the vm instance when running host network. Bridged is much better since you can get an ip from your router and no have to worry about all that, get internet access, ssh works etc.