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That size is what's necessary in order to hold at least the last hour's worth of data. Here's a time-series plot of the age of the oldest product in one of our queues from "ldmadmin plotmetrics -b 20210925":
steve... cool :)so it was probably you somewhere in the dark recesses of my old memory many years ago that said something about keeping an hour's worth of data in the queue :)
I just do noaaport, and don't have the massive huge conduit feed you guys do, so I won't need that much... *whew* :)
so a tier 1 noaaport upstream feed should keep around an hour's of data.. and that hour of data will increase on or around december 1st when the super res is added...
but..a feed that uses conduit would obviously need a much larger queue... especially if he or she is an upstream source... :)
thanks steve.. :) cheers, --patrick
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