Troy Edwards wrote:
> 1) There are about 6000 clients
> 2) The number of documents from each client are about 50 (average
> document size is about 400 bytes)
So roughly 3 billion documents / 1TB index size. So at least 2 shards, due to
the 2 billion limit in Lucene. If you want more advice t
Piling on here. At the scale you're talking, I suspect you'll not only have
a bunch of servers, you'll really have a bunch of completely separate
"Solr Clouds", complete with their own Zookeepers etc. Partly for
administrative sake, partly for stability, etc.
Not sure that'll be true, mind you, bu
On 8/15/2015 2:03 PM, Troy Edwards wrote:
> I am using SolrCloud
>
> My initial requirements are:
>
> 1) There are about 6000 clients
> 2) The number of documents from each client are about 50 (average
> document size is about 400 bytes)
> 3 I have to wipe off the index/collection every night
This is beyond my direct area of expertise, but one way to look at
this would be:
1) Create new collections offline. Down to each of the 6000 clients
having its own private collection (embedded SolrJ/server). Or some
sort of mini-hubs, e.g. a server per N clients.
2) Bring those collections into ce
I am using SolrCloud
My initial requirements are:
1) There are about 6000 clients
2) The number of documents from each client are about 50 (average
document size is about 400 bytes)
3 I have to wipe off the index/collection every night and create new
Any thoughts/ideas/suggestions on:
1) Ho
