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- I learned this on a recent discussion on the DSpace wiki - I learned this on a recent discussion on the DSpace wiki
- I need to either look into setting up a database pool through JNDI or increase the PostgreSQL max connections - I need to either look into setting up a database pool through JNDI or increase the PostgreSQL max connections
- Also, I need to find out where the load is coming from (rest?) and possibly block bots from accessing dynamic pages like Browse and Discover instead of just sending an X-Robots-Tag HTTP header - Also, I need to find out where the load is coming from (rest?) and possibly block bots from accessing dynamic pages like Browse and Discover instead of just sending an X-Robots-Tag HTTP header
- I noticed that Google has bitstreams from the `rest` interface in the search index. I need to ask on the dspace-tech mailing list to see what other people are doing about this, and maybe start issuing an `X-Robots-Tag: none` there!

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"headline": "August, 2017", "headline": "August, 2017",
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<li>I learned this on a recent discussion on the DSpace wiki</li> <li>I learned this on a recent discussion on the DSpace wiki</li>
<li>I need to either look into setting up a database pool through JNDI or increase the PostgreSQL max connections</li> <li>I need to either look into setting up a database pool through JNDI or increase the PostgreSQL max connections</li>
<li>Also, I need to find out where the load is coming from (rest?) and possibly block bots from accessing dynamic pages like Browse and Discover instead of just sending an X-Robots-Tag HTTP header</li> <li>Also, I need to find out where the load is coming from (rest?) and possibly block bots from accessing dynamic pages like Browse and Discover instead of just sending an X-Robots-Tag HTTP header</li>
<li>I noticed that Google has bitstreams from the <code>rest</code> interface in the search index. I need to ask on the dspace-tech mailing list to see what other people are doing about this, and maybe start issuing an <code>X-Robots-Tag: none</code> there!</li>
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