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Suggestion
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Resolution: Answered
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NOTE: This suggestion is for Confluence Server. Using Confluence Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
When you hit a page that has been renamed or deleted, and the page is not in the trash, Confluence does PageNotFound.action, which uses PageManager to find pages that are similar to the original request in other spaces.
PageManager necessarily goes to the database and isn't very efficient. This could lead to an extreme amount of database and memory usage in very large instances.
Rather than utilize PageManager, we ought to utilize the index (lucene). The problem is, lucene does not have the necessary metadata to perform the searches.
Suggest that we implement the necessary information in the lucene index and rejigger it so that PageNotFound.action does not rely on PageManager
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CONFSERVER-34494 Accessing a renamed or deleted page causes database CPU spikes and Confluence outages
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CONFSERVER-12864 PageNotFound action can render Confluence inoperable
- Closed
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CONFCLOUD-24886 Accessing a renamed or deleted page can cause system instability
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CONFSERVER-24887 Create an easy way for Administrators to disable PageNotFound.action and instead present a standard 404
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