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1. #NEXTCLOUD SETUP COLLABORA ONLINE MORE THAN 100 USERS INSTALL#
2. #NEXTCLOUD SETUP COLLABORA ONLINE MORE THAN 100 USERS UPDATE#

So, I tried Option 3 (manual upgrade using occ) when I run the perform upgrade step, I am presented with: Option 2 from the first page of this forum results in:

#NEXTCLOUD SETUP COLLABORA ONLINE MORE THAN 100 USERS UPDATE#

I tried to update through the GUI and eventually had to restore my appdata from a backup as Nextcloud became inoperable. I'm having major issues getting Nextcloud to update. Specs for this server are 2 x X5670 cpus and 24GB ram. Ive seen people suggest redis/memcaching, but im not even concerned with file transfer performance right now, I just want the GUI to perform at least as good as my other servers do. I don't understand how it could run so great at first, and now run like total crap. I put everything back to how it was initially (when it was running great) still no change. I tried using a directory instead of btrfs for the docker img, no change in speed. I did more testing, deleting everything and starting fresh each time to ensure a clean slate. Takes 2-3 seconds longer to switch from one page to another, and then a few more to actually load the content of the page (files/photos/dashboard/etc) Slower than my other servers by several seconds. I then installed mariadb and nextcloud again, but this time performance was MUCH worse. Stopped docker service, and created a new docker.img on the optane pool. Rather than worry about trying to move things around (fresh server so no important data on it) I deleted the dockers/docker.img/appdata. I wanted to put the docker.img on the optane pool as well, thinking this might further improve performance.

#NEXTCLOUD SETUP COLLABORA ONLINE MORE THAN 100 USERS INSTALL#

A side-by-side comparison to my other install showed that this one was faster (only by a second or two) but still, the most responsive I've ever seen the GUI. This configuration was the fastest I've seen nextcloud perform. Initially, I had appdata located on the syspool and docker.img was located on cache. The server in question has 2 cache pools, one consisting of 2 x 256 SSDs (named 'cache') and the other is 2x16GB optane nvmes (named syspool). I've installed nextcloud on 2 different unraid servers in the past, and while neither has been particularly fast, my latest install on a 3rd server is slower than ever.