Connect multiple node API server to single instance Mongodb











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I am trying to connect two EC2 instance running Node API. For example one for main API and other for Background jobs



But I found that the DB Queries in main API slows down extremely. Also the mongod instance is very unresponsive.



I am using mongodb 3.4 and mongoose



Mongoose connection in both EC2 API Instance.



mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true, server: { socketOptions: { keepAlive: 1 } } });





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  • How would you start to reproduce the problem based on the current state of your question?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 16:47










  • I spin two EC2 node APIs and connect to a single instance mongo.. then the APIs are extremely slow. Both ec2 are running queries and updates on mongo
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • I understand that. Now imagine you know nothing about your code, your setup. You just came here and read this question. You try to help, and the first step would be to reproduce the situation. Do you think this question contains all the neccessary information to reproduce the problem?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 17:29












  • mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true }); Its still not working when i connect both API servers to MongoDB server like this
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 12 at 10:57

















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I am trying to connect two EC2 instance running Node API. For example one for main API and other for Background jobs



But I found that the DB Queries in main API slows down extremely. Also the mongod instance is very unresponsive.



I am using mongodb 3.4 and mongoose



Mongoose connection in both EC2 API Instance.



mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true, server: { socketOptions: { keepAlive: 1 } } });





node.js mongodb performance mongoose database-performance







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  • How would you start to reproduce the problem based on the current state of your question?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 16:47










  • I spin two EC2 node APIs and connect to a single instance mongo.. then the APIs are extremely slow. Both ec2 are running queries and updates on mongo
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • I understand that. Now imagine you know nothing about your code, your setup. You just came here and read this question. You try to help, and the first step would be to reproduce the situation. Do you think this question contains all the neccessary information to reproduce the problem?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 17:29












  • mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true }); Its still not working when i connect both API servers to MongoDB server like this
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 12 at 10:57















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I am trying to connect two EC2 instance running Node API. For example one for main API and other for Background jobs



But I found that the DB Queries in main API slows down extremely. Also the mongod instance is very unresponsive.



I am using mongodb 3.4 and mongoose



Mongoose connection in both EC2 API Instance.



mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true, server: { socketOptions: { keepAlive: 1 } } });





node.js mongodb performance mongoose database-performance







share|improve this question















I am trying to connect two EC2 instance running Node API. For example one for main API and other for Background jobs



But I found that the DB Queries in main API slows down extremely. Also the mongod instance is very unresponsive.



I am using mongodb 3.4 and mongoose



Mongoose connection in both EC2 API Instance.



mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true, server: { socketOptions: { keepAlive: 1 } } });





node.js mongodb performance mongoose database-performance




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  • How would you start to reproduce the problem based on the current state of your question?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 16:47










  • I spin two EC2 node APIs and connect to a single instance mongo.. then the APIs are extremely slow. Both ec2 are running queries and updates on mongo
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • I understand that. Now imagine you know nothing about your code, your setup. You just came here and read this question. You try to help, and the first step would be to reproduce the situation. Do you think this question contains all the neccessary information to reproduce the problem?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 17:29












  • mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true }); Its still not working when i connect both API servers to MongoDB server like this
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 12 at 10:57




















  • How would you start to reproduce the problem based on the current state of your question?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 16:47










  • I spin two EC2 node APIs and connect to a single instance mongo.. then the APIs are extremely slow. Both ec2 are running queries and updates on mongo
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 11 at 17:02










  • I understand that. Now imagine you know nothing about your code, your setup. You just came here and read this question. You try to help, and the first step would be to reproduce the situation. Do you think this question contains all the neccessary information to reproduce the problem?
    – lependu
    Nov 11 at 17:29












  • mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true }); Its still not working when i connect both API servers to MongoDB server like this
    – ANKIT HALDAR
    Nov 12 at 10:57


















How would you start to reproduce the problem based on the current state of your question?
– lependu
Nov 11 at 16:47




How would you start to reproduce the problem based on the current state of your question?
– lependu
Nov 11 at 16:47












I spin two EC2 node APIs and connect to a single instance mongo.. then the APIs are extremely slow. Both ec2 are running queries and updates on mongo
– ANKIT HALDAR
Nov 11 at 17:02




I spin two EC2 node APIs and connect to a single instance mongo.. then the APIs are extremely slow. Both ec2 are running queries and updates on mongo
– ANKIT HALDAR
Nov 11 at 17:02












I understand that. Now imagine you know nothing about your code, your setup. You just came here and read this question. You try to help, and the first step would be to reproduce the situation. Do you think this question contains all the neccessary information to reproduce the problem?
– lependu
Nov 11 at 17:29






I understand that. Now imagine you know nothing about your code, your setup. You just came here and read this question. You try to help, and the first step would be to reproduce the situation. Do you think this question contains all the neccessary information to reproduce the problem?
– lependu
Nov 11 at 17:29














mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true }); Its still not working when i connect both API servers to MongoDB server like this
– ANKIT HALDAR
Nov 12 at 10:57






mongoose.connect(mongoUri, { autoReconnect: true }); Its still not working when i connect both API servers to MongoDB server like this
– ANKIT HALDAR
Nov 12 at 10:57



















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