With such a short replication period, the statistics for autowarming won’t be
very good. They will be recent, but not the most popular and likely, because of
the tiny sampling period.
You might try some static warming queries instead.
Find a fairly stable set of most popular queries and put tho
Thanks for the suggestions, Erick. I took a look in the config and it
turns out that we didn¹t have any auto warming going on. I set the
filterCache to be about 75% autowarm and the document and query result
cache to be 50%. That had a marked impact on the performance, with the
average response
What are your autowarm settings? You should be able to alleviate this by
configuring these in solrconfig.xml
1> your cache autowarm settings, particularly filterCache and
documentResultCache.
2> your newSearcher settings.
The point of all the autowarming is that these queries are executed after a
Hi all,
I have a scenario here and I'd love some advice on what my options are. We
have one Solr master and two read replicas. The replicas query the master
every 10 seconds because we need relatively quick availability of new
documents. We balance read queries across all three servers and
