Check the admin page for the number of used cache entries as time passes.
I'm wondering if you're consuming lots of memory but it's not apparent at
first, your caches might be filling up over time...
FWIW,
Erick
On Feb 5, 2014 8:19 AM, "Johannes Siegert"
wrote:
> Hi Erick,
>
> thanks for your
Hi Erick,
thanks for your reply.
What do you exactly mean with "Do your used entries in your caches
increase in parallel?"?
I update the indices every hour and commit the changes. So a new
searcher with empty or autowarmed caches should be created and the old
one should be removed.
Johann
Do your used entries in your caches increase in parallel? This would be the case
if you aren't updating your index and would explain it. BTW, take a look at your
cache statistics (from the admin page) and look at the cache hit ratios. If they
are very small (and my guess is that with 1,500 boolean
Hi,
we are using Apache Solr Cloud within a production environment. If the
maximum heap-space is reached the Solr access time slows down, because
of the working garbage collector for a small amount of time.
We use the following configuration:
- Apache Tomcat as webserver to run the Solr web
