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AWS lambda and levelDB #37
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Hi,
Can you please have a look for this file Or you can start the service manually (first stop running service
in order to see the log output... Lars |
hello, bash-4.2$ cat EPUB-search.log {"meta":"","level":"info","message":"","timestamp":"2018-01-30T13:41:23.001Z"} |
Hello, i tested epub-search within a docker container and it works for me.
Build & Run image $ docker build -t test .
$ docker run -p 8085:8085 -d test Indexing via browser
Search via browser
Hope it helps a little bit :-)... |
Hello, I looked deeper in the code and I noticed that you are creating instance from SearchEngine with no option "searchEngine({})" and this emtpy option will be assigned to return searchIndex(options) and from searchIndex, I noticed that I can you my own implementation of levelDB. so I will use another instance of levelDB that support any AWS service for storing/saving data and I hope it works |
Hello,
I want to use this code in AWS lambda function but the problen is that the levelDB doesn't store the db in the folder. it can store the following files:
000003.log size: 8830932
CURRENT size: 16
IndexControllerDB.json size: 118
LOCK size: 0
LOG size: 57
MANIFEST-000002 size: 50
but it can't save .ldb file. is there any way to full print the debugging stack to see what is going wrong.
thanks
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