Thank you for answer. We will improve our system based on what you said.
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Hi,
Assuming you have some web interface, it is not uncommon to apply caching in
web browser/middle layer/Solr. The question is if you can live with stale data
or if you have some nice mechanism to invalidate data when needed. Solr does
that “blindly” - on every commit that includes opening sear
I'm indexing and searching documents using solr 6.x.
It is quite efficient when there are fewer shards and fewer cluster units.
However, when the number of shards exceeds 30 and the size of each shard is
30G, the search performance is significantly reduced.
Currently, usercache in solr is actively
