search engn dev [sachinyadav0...@gmail.com] wrote:
> Yes, You are right my facet queries are for text analytic purpose.
Does this mean that facet calls are rare (at most one at a time)?
> Users will send boolean and spatial queries. current performance for spatial
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search engn dev [sachinyadav0...@gmail.com] wrote:
> out of 700 million documents 95-97% values are unique approx.
That's quite a lot. If you are not already using DocValues for that, you should
do so.
So, each shard handles ~175M documents. Even with DocValues, there is an
overhead of just hav
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From: search engn dev [sachinyadav0...@gmail.com]:
> 1 collection : 4 shards : each shard has one master and one replica
> total documents : 700 million
Are you using DocValues for your facet fields? What is the approximate number
of unique values in your facets and what is their type (string, nu
with 32 gb ram each?
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