I used to fork my solr indexer across 64 cpu cores, memory consumption was my
major issue so just threw ssds and ram at the issue, 500 gb index post a commit
followed by an optimize later it worked fine. Obviously the last commit was
heavy but it didn’t need to be real time so I had that advan
I discovered this well-written post from someone who has forked projects a
number of times and wrote down his lessons learned. It might be
interesting to some of you that have forks of Solr. The advice made sense
from my experience as well.
https://joaquimrocha.com/2024/09/22/how-to-fork/
Obvio
