I don't think that's the case.  Ignoring the results from the admin screen,
I'm still left with inconsistencies within the SolrJ calls.  

I ran the exact same query (a simple integer equality returning 9 documents)
5 times every 10 seconds through solrJ and I get the following results (3
separate executions):

Run 1
1) 259ms
2) 21030ms
3) 21030ms
4) 27ms
5) 24ms

Run 2
1) 42292ms
2) 26ms
3) 23ms
4) 24ms
5) 22ms

Run 3
1) 252ms
2) 21030ms
3) 21028ms
4) 27ms
5) 24ms

No indexing is occurring, so searchers and caches shouldn't be invalidated,
right?  I'm inclined to believe the fast results are from the cache and the
~250ms results from a fresh query, but what could cause the spikes of 21 and
42 seconds?  Is it possible I'm missing a setting within the construction of
the client-side CloudSolrServer object?

Thanks,
Ryan



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