Hi NewRelic is good enough to monitor the Solr.
Are you using Solarium or SolrJ client to connect to Solr?.
We have used Solarium and able to monitor each calls and gather most of the
info.
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+1 for VisualVm. I use it frequently to check where my bottlenecks in my
code are, especially when it's multi-threaded. As Michael stated, it's
free and included in the JDK.
Cheers,
Alex
On 12.12.2013 17:30, Michael Della Bitta wrote:
I've used VisualVM quite a bit, but not sure that it's goi
I've used VisualVM quite a bit, but not sure that it's going to top any of
the other products mentioned in this thread. It's free, though, so there's
that!
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Hi,
Are you looking for a Java profiler? Or a Solr monitoring tool?
For a profiler I'd recommend YourKit -- http://www.yourkit.com/
For Solr monitoring I'd recommend our SPM --
http://sematext.com/spm/solr-performance-monitoring/index.html
Otis
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We're trying to improve the speed of some custom Solr code we've written, and
we'd like to use a profiler to help us focus our efforts. However, we've tried
both JProfiler and NewRelic, and we've found it challenging to configure them
correctly to be able to tell where our bottlenecks really ar
