Hi,
I got your private email but will reply in public for everyones benefit.
I'm sure you can fine-tune various things in order to gain some ms.
But my first and best advice to you is to increase the amount of RAM in your
computer. Your computer is very weak and under-specced for use with search
Please re-read Hoss' response. There is no need to warm all queries, that will
be very slow for autowarming and you quickly reach a point of
diminishing returns.
Best
Erick
2012/2/9 Rong Kang :
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> I didn't use any other params except q(for example
> http://localhost:80
: field, than you could use a warming query like the following:
:
:
:
: common query
: title description author
: category:books
: title_sort asc
: dismax
:
:
...it's improtant to remember that if params like your defType and qf (and
sort and facet.field and fq etc...) are alrea
: When I first search one word in solr . its response time is 460ms. When
: I search the same word the second time. its response time is under 70ms.
: I can't tolerate 460ms . Does anyone know how to improve performance?
tell us more about the query itself -- what params did you use? did you
Hello!
I don't know what Your queries will look like, but let's assume that
you will use 3 fields for searching like title, description and
author, you will also filter on category field and sort on title_sort
field, than you could use a warming query like the following:
common query
title
From: "Rafa�� Ku��";
Date: Thu, Feb 9, 2012 06:01 PM
To: "solr-user";
Subject: Re: solr search speed is so slow.
Hello!
You may want to incorporate warming queries to your solrconfig.xml
file. Edit the solrconfig.xml file and look for the default warming
queries,
Hello!
You may want to incorporate warming queries to your solrconfig.xml
file. Edit the solrconfig.xml file and look for the default warming
queries, they are in the following places:
and
Modify the default ones to match your needs - for example include
sorting there, fields you use for searc
