Thanks Erick & Shawn for the response.
In case of non-distributed queries(single shard with replicas) is there a
way for me to determine how long does it take to retrieve the documents
and send the response.
In my load test , i see that the response time at the client API is in
seconds but I am
Take a look at Streaming Expressions in Solr 6.x -
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=61330338.
This supports cross-collection joining.
- Denns
On Fri, Oct 21, 2016 at 7:42 AM, Preeti Bhat
wrote:
> Hi All,
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> I have an requirement where in SQL we have two diff
Thanks Erick for the response
I am currently using a load balancer for my solrcloud, but was particularly
interested to know if solrcloud is doing load balancing internally in the
case of a single shard.
All the documentation that I have seen assumes multi-shard scenarios but
not for a single shard
On 10/22/2016 6:19 PM, Jay Potharaju wrote:
> I am trying to understand how load balancing works in solrcloud.
>
> As per my understanding solrcloud provides load balancing when querying
> using an http endpoint. When a query is sent to any of the nodes , solr
> will intelligently decide which ser
1) Single shards have some short circuiting in them. And anyway it's
best to have some kind of load balancer in front or use SolrJ with
CloudSolrClient. If you just use an HTTP end-point, you have a single
point of failure if that node goes down.
2) yes. What it does _not_ include is the time take
Hi,
I am trying to understand how load balancing works in solrcloud.
As per my understanding solrcloud provides load balancing when querying
using an http endpoint. When a query is sent to any of the nodes , solr
will intelligently decide which server can fulfill the request and will be
processed
Hi,
We will have 10K documents for every hour. We would like to find sum on one
field f1 based on certain condition and sum it based on group by another field
f2
What will be the performance of it ? When this summation happens there could be
other queries coming from other concurrent users.
I a
thanks, I assume there is some issue on my side as I actually did not
find any of the messages that the Solr script would log out during the
shutdown. The shutdown also happened much faster then the 5 second delay
in the script. So I'm doing something wrong. Anyhow, thanks for the
further detai
bq: Would a clean shutdown result in the node to be flagged as down
in the cluster state straight away?
It should, if it's truly clean. HOWEVER. a "clean shutdown" is
unfortunately not just a "bin/solr stop" because of the timeout Shawn
mentioned, see SOLR-9371. It's a simple edit to make it
Got it. Thanks.
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Thanks, that was what I was hoping for I just didn't see any indication
for that in the normal log output.
The reason for asking is that I have a SolrCloud 6.2.1 setup and when
ripple restarting the nodes I sometimes get errors. So far I have seen
two different things:
1) The node starts up ag
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