Thanks for the great advice Erick. I will experiment with your suggestions
and see how it goes!
Chris
On Sun, May 7, 2017 at 12:34 AM, Erick Erickson
wrote:
> Well, you've been doing your homework ;).
>
> bq: I am a little confused on this statement you made:
>
> > Plus you can't commit
> > ind
Well, you've been doing your homework ;).
bq: I am a little confused on this statement you made:
> Plus you can't commit
> individually, a commit on one will _still_ commit on all so you're
> right back where you started.
Never mind. autocommit kicks off on a per replica basis. IOW, when a
new d
Hi Erick,
Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it.
To answer your questions, we have a little over 300 tenants, and a couple
of different collections, the largest of which has ~11 million documents
(so not terribly large). We are currently running standard Solr with simple
master/slave repli
Well, it's not either/or. And you haven't said how many tenants we're
talking about here. Solr startup times for a single _instance_ of Solr
when there are thousands of collections can be slow.
But note what I am talking about here: A single Solr on a single node
where there are hundreds and hundr
