"Will traffic be served with a non "warmed" index searcher at any
point"
No. That's what auto-warming is all about.
More correctly, it depends on how you configure things in
your config file. There are entries like "firstSearcher",
"newSearcher" and various "autowarm" counts, all of which
you set
Correction: Will traffic be served with a non "warmed" index searcher at any
point?
Thanks,
Mike
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 4:52 PM, Mike Austin wrote:
> "Distribution/Replication gives you a 'new' index on the slave. When Solr
> is told to use the new index, the old caches have to be discarded al
"Distribution/Replication gives you a 'new' index on the slave. When Solr is
told to use the new index, the old caches have to be discarded along with
the old Index Searcher. That's when autowarming occurs. If the current
Index Searcher is serving requests and when a new searcher is opened, the
ne
it's always been my understanding that the caches are discarded, then
rebuilt/warmed:
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrCaching#Caching_and_Distribution.2BAC8-Replication
hth,
rob
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 5:30 PM, Mike Austin wrote:
> How does warming work when a collection is being distribu
How does warming work when a collection is being distributed to a slave. I
understand that a temp directory is created and it is eventually copied to
the live folder, but what happens to the cache that was built in with the
old index? Does the cache get rebuilt, can we warm it before it becomes
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