Thanks for the update guys, I am working on the suggestions shared by you.
One last question about the solrcloud setup.
What is the recommended cluster size for solrcloud? I have 3 nodes of solr
and 3 nodes of ZK (running on the same machine, but a different JVM).
And after 2-3 days I notice that
On 6/13/2013 7:51 PM, Utkarsh Sengar wrote:
> Sure, I will reduce the count and see how it goes. The problem I have is,
> after such a change, I need to reindex everything again, which again is
> slow and takes time (40-60hours).
There should be no need to reindex after changing most things in
sol
Hi,
Changing cache sizes doesn't require indexing.
You have high IO Wait - waiting on your disks? Ideally your index
will be cached. Lower those cached, possibly reduce heap size, and
leave more RAM to the OS for caching and IO Wait will hopefully go
down. I'd try with just -Xmx4g and see.
Tha
Otis,Shawn,
Thanks for reply.
You can find my schema.xml and solrconfig.xml here:
https://gist.github.com/utkarsh2012/5778811
To answer your questions:
Those are massive caches. Rethink their size. More specifically,
plug in some monitoring tool and see what you are getting out of them.
Just
On 6/13/2013 5:53 PM, Utkarsh Sengar wrote:
> *Problems:*
> The initial training pulls 2000 documents from solr to find the most
> probable matches and calculates score (PMI/NPMI). This query is extremely
> slow. Also, a regular query also takes 3-4 seconds.
> I am running solr currently on just on
Hi,
Hard to tell, but here are some tips:
* Those are massive caches. Rethink their size. More specifically,
plug in some monitoring tool and see what you are getting out of them.
Just today I looked at one Sematext's client's caches - 200K entries,
0 evictions ==> needless waste of JVM heap.
Hello,
I am evaluating solr for indexing about 45M product catalog info. Catalog
mainly contains title and description which takes most of the space (other
attributes are brand, category, price, etc)
The data is stored in cassandra and I am using datastax's solr (DSE 3.0.2)
which handles incremen
