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[11:28:48] <dorongutman> hey guys - I have a replica set stack running on EC2, on a RAID10 setup of 4 EBS gp2

[11:29:25] <dorongutman> every Saturday there’s a cron that runs and check the raid setup “/usr/sbin/raid-check”

[11:30:53] <dorongutman> when ever it runs, the background flush average jumps to between 500-1000 ms

[11:36:35] <Boomtime> dorongutman: hi there, do you have a question?

[11:37:29] <dorongutman> Boomtime: hi - how can I overcome this behavior ?

[11:40:10] <Boomtime> overcome what? the slowdown is expected given you're verifying the RAID.. if you don't want that, then don't do it i guess

[11:40:40] <Boomtime> but background flush times of 500-1000ms are nothing to worry about

[11:40:54] <Boomtime> when they exceed 60000 you're in trouble

[15:32:39] <Curtis004> Would this be the right place to ask a doctrine odm question?

[15:44:30] <Rubass> Hi, I was wondering how to make models into models, like I have a user schema, and a tasks schema. So far as I have understod, it is easier to insert the tasks schema into the user schema - is that right?

[19:43:28] <bee_keeper> hi. am in a situation where mongo has run out of space and refused to do anything with a disc space error. Mongodb has stopped running and won't start either. What is my best course of action?

[19:45:24] <bee_keeper> Also, how to prevent this in future? It's kind of annoying it has got itself into this state where it won't even let me drop unwanted collections to sort things out..

[20:11:00] <mango_> prevent - monitor your diskspace

[22:19:51] <bee_keeper> mango_: im on 75% usage

[22:25:43] <mango_> is that beyond thresholds?

[22:33:26] <bee_keeper> mango_: which threshold specifically? As far as i can discern, it is