Hi Shawn, That comment about commitReserveDuration is not accurate. It has nothing to do with the size of the index. It is the time for which commits are reserved even if no request has accessed them. A commit and its related files will never be deleted as long as a request is fetching them. The only reason why you would increase commitReserveDuration is when you have a cross datacenter repeater setup and requests to fetch index files are made more than 10 seconds apart by the repeater (due to whatever reasons). Heavy GC can also cause the commitReserveDuration to be exceeded.
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