bq: This seems like it might even be a good approach for creating
additional cores primarily for the purpose of caching
I think you're making it too complex, especially for such a small data set ;)
1> All the data is memory mapped anyway, so what's not in the JVM will
be in the OS's
memory eventu
Thanks Erick
Very helpful indeed.
Your guesses on data size are about right. There might only be 50,000 items in
the whole index. And typically we'd fetch a batch of 10. Disk is cheap and this
really isn't taking much room anyway. For such a tiny data set, it seems like
this approach will wor
Searching isn't really going to be impacted much, if at all. You're
essentially talking about setting some field with store="true" and
stuffing the HTML into that, right? It will probably have indexed="false"
and docValues="false".
So.. what that means is that very early in the indexing process, t
I'm familiar enough with 7-8 years of Solr usage in how it performs as a full
text search index, including spatial coordinates and much more. But for the
most part, we've been returning database ids from Solr rather than a full
record ready to display. We then grab the data and related records f
