Thanks Erick and Kshitij.
Would try both the options and see what works best.
Regards
Ankush Khanna
On Fri, 9 Sep 2016 at 16:33 Erick Erickson wrote:
> The soft commit interval governs opening new
> searchers, which should be "warmed" in order
> load up caches. Mu guess is that you're not doing
The soft commit interval governs opening new
searchers, which should be "warmed" in order
load up caches. Mu guess is that you're not doing much
warming and thus seeing long search times.
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Hi Ankush,
As you are updating highly on one of the cores, hard commit will play a
major role.
Reason: During hard commits solr merges your segments and this is a time
taking process.
During merging of segments indexing of documents gets affected i.e. gets
slower.
Try figuring out the right num
Hello,
We are running some test for improving our solr performance.
We have around 15 collections on our solr cluster.
But we are particularly interested in one collection holding high amount of
documents. (
https://gist.github.com/AnkushKhanna/9a472bccc02d9859fce07cb0204862da)
Issue:
We see tha
