Re: Inconsistent query times

2014-06-16 Thread drmangrum
I've found the issue and I feel rather foolish. One of my servers wasn't responding. For some reason it didn't like to be on port 12000. As soon as I changed the port number, everything ran swimmingly. Thanks for your time. -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.co

Re: Inconsistent query times

2014-06-16 Thread drmangrum
I'm using SolrJ's CloudSolrServer that accepts the address of your zookeeper instances and does the grunt work for you. I guess the problem could be with that class. -- View this message

Re: Inconsistent query times

2014-06-16 Thread drmangrum
Bumping with a little more information... I think I've localized the issue to Zookeeper. When I query SolrCloud nodes individually, they all run well and perform as expected; I can execute 1800 queries in 3 seconds. It's only when I run a query through zookeeper that problems arise. I've look

Re: Inconsistent query times

2014-05-30 Thread drmangrum
No, I'm not indexing. My index has been static for most than 2 weeks. I'm running the exact same query over and over. The CloudSolrServer is constructed through spring, build my query using the SolrQuery class, and then execute a the query a few times in a loop. Query: atp:20 Start: 0 Rows: 20

Re: Inconsistent query times

2014-05-30 Thread drmangrum
I don't think that's the case. Ignoring the results from the admin screen, I'm still left with inconsistencies within the SolrJ calls. I ran the exact same query (a simple integer equality returning 9 documents) 5 times every 10 seconds through solrJ and I get the following results (3 separate

Inconsistent query times

2014-05-30 Thread drmangrum
-Running a 2 shard (each with a replica) setup with 100k records on JBoss7. -Using SolrJ and CloudSolrServer to interface with SOLR. Executing queries through the admin screen query tool is amazingly fast, usually less than 40ms. However, when I execute the queries through my java application I g