Re: ant precommit fails on .adoc files

On Oct 29, 2019, 10:44 AM -0500, Shawn Heisey , wrote: > > I tried once to build a Solr package on Windows. It didn't work, > requiring tools that are not normally found on Windows. What I found > for this thread seems to indicate that the source validation for the ref > guide does not work correct

Re: NRT vs TLOG bulk indexing performances

Hi, Thank you Erick for your response. My documents are small. Here is a sample csv file http://gofile.me/2dlpH/66hv2NPhJ In the TLOG case, the CPU is not hot and not idling on leaders : - 1m load average between 1.5 and 2.5 (4 cpu cores) - CPU % between

Re: colStatus response not as expected with Solr 8.1.1 in a distributed deployment

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-13882 Do watch out for browser or other caching, I often use a private window to avoid being fooled, I’ve had that happen more than once. If you see this problem and then look in the UI at cloud>>tree>>collections>>your_collection>>state.json and see t

Re: Reg: Solr Segment level cache

Hello, Which particular cache you are talking about? On Wed, Oct 30, 2019 at 12:19 AM lawrence antony wrote: > Dear Sir > > Do Solr support segment level cache, so that if only a single segment > changed then only a small portion of the cached data needs to be refreshed. > > -- > with thanks and

Re: colStatus response not as expected with Solr 8.1.1 in a distributed deployment

We tried both stopping Solr gracefully, and by killing the Docker container (not gracefully) and always had the same results. That's brilliant, thank you. Could you please send a link to the issue once it's up. We have our clusterStatus and colStatus json responses and our collection graph show

Re: [EXTERNAL] colStatus response not as expected with Solr 8.1.1 in a distributed deployment

Exactly how did you kill the instance? If I stop Solr gracefully (bin/solr stop…) it’s fine. If I do a "kill -9” on it, I see the same thing you do on master. It’s a bit tricky. When a node goes away without a chance to gracefully shut down, there’s no chance to set the state in the collection’

Reg: Solr Segment level cache

Dear Sir Do Solr support segment level cache, so that if only a single segment changed then only a small portion of the cached data needs to be refreshed. -- with thanks and regards, lawrence antony.