Re: Questions about commits and OOE

2013-12-04 Thread Mikhail Khludnev
On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 6:36 PM, OSMAN Metin wrote: > During this massive update, we have sometimes a peak of active threads > exceeding the limit of 8192 process authorized for the user running the > tomcat and zookeeper process. > When this happens, every hardCommit is failing with an "OutOfMemor

Re: Questions about commits and OOE

2013-12-04 Thread Daniel Collins
I'd second the use of jstack to check your threads. Each request (be it a search or update) will generate a request handler thread on the Solr side (unless you've set the limits in the HttpShardHandlerFactory (solr.xml for solr-wide faults and/or under the requestHandler in SolrConfig.xml), we set

RE: Questions about commits and OOE

2013-12-04 Thread Tim Potter
Hi Metin, I think removing the softCommit=true parameter on the client side will definitely help as NRT wasn't designed to re-open searchers after every document. Try every 1 second (or even every few seconds), I doubt your users will notice. To get an idea of what threads are running in your J