Maybe to add to this . Additionally try to batch the requests from the queue -
don’t do it one by one , but take n items at the same time.
Look on the Solr side also on the configuration of soft commits vs hard commits
. Soft commits are relevant for definition how real time this is and can be.
You do not provide many details, but a queuing mechanism seems to be
appropriate for this use case.
> Am 26.08.2020 um 11:30 schrieb Tushar Arora :
>
> Hi,
>
> One of our use cases requires real time indexing of data in solr from DB.
> Approximately, 30 rows are updated in a second in DB. And
Hi,
One of our use cases requires real time indexing of data in solr from DB.
Approximately, 30 rows are updated in a second in DB. And I also want these
to be updated in the index simultaneously.
Is the Queuing mechanism like Rabbitmq helpful in my case?
Please suggest the ways to achieve it.
Re
