Faced with a long upload from 1C to 1C-Bitrix?

Question

1C-Bitrix

Has anyone encountered a long exchange of 1C and Bitrix? There is a catalog for 7k+ titles. Some of them with pictures. Full unloading of the entire catalog takes more than a day in packages of 100 products. For those who have experienced this, how did they resolve it? Maybe it will help me too?
The exchange creates a fairly decent load on the server with 1C. I don’t know the exact characteristics of the server, but according to some sources, 2 processors with 8 cores and 32 GB of RAM.

Answer 1

Not quite sure which side the brakes are on. If on the Bitrix side:
and you have a site in UTF, check the mbstring.overload values ​​in the PHP settings. Should be 2. In general, check that everything is fine and correct with the encoding. I once also stuck more than a day in what could be the reason for such fierce brakes;
if on the 1C side:
let the 1C configurator do this, because it is not clear what they figured out there at the beginning.
if it’s not a server during transmission:
most likely you need to shove the hoster and / or provider for a low upload speed

Answer 2

7k goods are unloaded in the general case for a maximum of half an hour.
I can’t tell you about 1C, but about Bitrix - check the system with built-in tools, incl. DB, take a performance measurement - I think there will be something to catch on. At the time of unloading, it may be worth lowering the security level.

Answer 3

If in the sitemap.xml settings of the desired information block of goods there is a checkbox "Auto-generation", then the import can take a long time.

Answer 4

As an option, make a design for qutIM, developers have difficulties with this

Answer 5

notepad++.
And then everyone looked at the little things SublimeText and fled :(

Answer 6

Has it reached a thousand ? :) Works are very pleasant.

Answer 7

There are guys with a good idea , burning eyes. Yes hands hooks :(