Lance,
We have have thousands of searches per minute so a minute of downtime is out
of the question. If for whatever reason one of our solr slaves goes down I
want to remove it ASAP from the loadbalancers rotation, hence the 2 second
check.
Maybe I am doing something wrong but the my HAProxy hea
Hi,
why don't you use JMeter? It would give you greater control over the tests
you wish to make.
It has many different samplers that will let you run different scenarios
using your existing set of queries.
ab is great when you want to evaluate the performance of your server under
heavy load.
Grrr... a pox on gmail ajax mode. It told me these did not go out.
A resource leak is held by a memory leak. Ruben Laguna just posted
this on lucene's java-dev and I've paraphrase it:
Take a memory snapshot with JConsole -> dumpHeap [1] and the analyze
it with Eclipse MAT [2]. Find the biggest ob
Two different points:
Checking once a minute should be sufficient. Also, when I did this
instead of pulling a file or doing the 'ping' feature, I did a search
of a non-existent fwildcard field "bogus_s:test". The point being to
make sure that the Lucene part could actually talk to its index.
It sh
Two different points:
Checking once a minute should be sufficient. Also, when I did this
instead of pulling a file or doing the 'ping' feature, I did a search
of a non-existent fwildcard field "bogus_s:test". The point being to
make sure that the Lucene part could actually talk to its index.
It sh
I have my loadbalancer (HAProxy) configured to check Solr for a healthcheck
file every 2 seconds.
solr
solr/conf/healthcheck.txt
However it keeps marking my slaves as down and I am seeing this error:
Apr 10, 2010 12:29:20 PM org.apache.solr.core.SolrCore execute
INFO: [items] webapp
> but whats with a standard setup? is there a way to do this?
> we have not
> yet decided how we run our production servers. at the
> moment were
> developing a enterprise search for our intranet...
"Reloading a core is only possible if you are using an installation
with solr.xml (i.e. a multi co
Add &debugQuery=true to your URL, look at the parsed query in the
debug output to see if things changed there between the two qf values,
and then take a look at the score explanations in the debug output.
Erik
On Apr 10, 2010, at 6:51 AM, Mark Fletcher wrote:
Hi,
I use *dismax* an
Hi,
I use *dismax* and have specified my fields to be boosted in the qf
parameter in solrconfig.xml. What I understand is that in the search URL
also I can specify these qf value by doing the addition &qf=field1^100
field2^200 which can override the boost specified to each field in
solrconfig.xml.
Hi Michael,
do you mean a TokenFilter like StopWordFilter?
If you like, you could post some code, so one can help you.
It's really easy to develop some TokenFilters, if you have a look at already
implemented ones.
Kind regards
- Mitch
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