Re: Disable metrics reporting to JMX

Thanks for sharing that Matthias; point taken. I know it's useful for some users, it isn't going away. I filed a JIRA issue: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-15905 It's debatable wether's solr.xml should come with it enabled by default or not. I don't have a strong opinion there. ~ Da

Re: Disable metrics reporting to JMX

JMX has its issues but we should be aware that it currently provides a relatively generic and easy to use integration point and is used by, for example, the Datadog Solr integration: https://github.com/DataDog/integrations-core/tree/master/solr (and maybe others). On 10.01.22 14:30, Andrzej B

Re: Disable metrics reporting to JMX

I agree, we should disable it by default (8x probably still needs to enable it by default for back-compat?) > On 10 Jan 2022, at 13:56, Eric Pugh wrote: > > Seems like if folks are not using it as much, maybe it should be disabled by > default? > > In SOLR-15887 I removed the from the solrc

Re: Disable metrics reporting to JMX

Seems like if folks are not using it as much, maybe it should be disabled by default? In SOLR-15887 I removed the from the solrconfig.xml files, and added a commented out setup in solr.xml: https://github.com/apache/solr/blob/main/solr/server/solr/solr.xml#L61

Re: Disable metrics reporting to JMX

JMX is really a toy metric system and comes with potential security concerns that have to be considered and managed over time. The cost in the case you are seeing has also been potentially much worse in the past - a variety of expensive metrics are now cached I believe - but as it iterated over

Disable metrics reporting to JMX

I noticed Solr auto-creates a metrics SolrJmxReporter if there is a platform "MBeanServer" that exists, which AFAICT is always. Thanks? Ehh, no thanks. It's not evident how to disable JMX after some fruitless google searches. Don't get me wrong, I like jconsole, jvisualvm, JFR etc and I think s

Re: Metrics Reporting

Other than the first one which is simple, Solr doesn't and can't report the others because it operates at a lower level, below the notion of what a search session even is. Solr doesn't know who the user is or what a conversion is. I suspect LucidWorks Fusion may help here but I'm not sure. ~ Dav

Metrics Reporting

Hi , We have a requirement to build a reporting system to fetch the below list of data. 1. Number of search requests. 2. Number of unique sessions (unique search session). 3. Average Number of search requests per session. 4. Sessions converted (When the user clicked on the result).