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Hi All,

I am using mantis for a large process, i am just curious to know if mantis can save 20 lakh records and fetch them.

Thanks and Regards,
Manoj M

manojm wrote:lakh

What does lakh mean?

I meant 2 million records. Also how can we assure the stress and load of mantis?

2 Million? You mean 2000000 bugs?
You expect that you have to deal with 2 Million bugs in your software? (I will certainly not use it )
Or is this just a misunderstanding?

Hello Atrol,

How to check whether mantis will support 2 million records or not? is there any way to test the mantis application for load testing.

I think if we have proper infrastructure like RAM and ROM and DB mantis will handle heavy load

I have no own experience with more than 20000 bugs in one instance, so it's just theory what I am writing.

There is no built in limit in MantisBT concerning number of bugs.
The system is just limited by the database, the web server and the file system.
The database limit might be reached quite soon if your bugs contain a lot of the attachments and the attachments are stored in database (they can also be store in file system)

Nowadays I reached 14000 bugs, releases, tasks etc...

Afaik, the Mantis database model is very well structured and indexed. This means that searching through a huge mySql database shouldn't give you any problem.
MySql has no real limits: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en ... limit.html
You could easily script a test in php:

for ($i = 0; $i < 2000000; $i++)
{
//insert a bug in Mantis
}

Dany

Our instance has 150k bugs
i notice it can take some time showing full queries as "my view" for All projects.
But on indexed operations, like working on bugs, and managin one project, its fine