Hi,
Our system supports many users from different organizations and with
different ACLs.
We consider adding a spell check ("did you mean") functionality using
DirectSolrSpellChecker. However, a privacy concern was raised, as this
might lead to private information being revealed between users
Hi,
I wanted to ask about the implications of different timeout values one can
use.
For example:
>From what I see in the code, the default socket timeout value for Solr is
0.
Does that mean Solr nodes will wait to update \ receive update from each
other without any timeout?
In other words,
cloud hangs, log4j contention issue observed
On 9/1/2015 12:53 AM, Arnon Yogev wrote:
> We have a Solr cloud (4.7) consisting of 5 servers.
> At some point we noticed that one of the servers had a very high CPU and
> was not responding. A few minutes later, the other 4 servers we
We have a Solr cloud (4.7) consisting of 5 servers.
At some point we noticed that one of the servers had a very high CPU and
was not responding. A few minutes later, the other 4 servers were
responding very slowly. A restart was required.
Looking at the Solr logs, we mainly saw symptoms, i.e.
When using result grouping, Solr specs state the following about the rows
and group.limit params:
rows - The number of groups to return.
group.limit - Number of rows to return in each group.
We are using Solr cloud with a single collection and 64 shards.
When grouping by field (i.e. using the
Router Configurations
Please raise a JIRA for this, I can see why this would occur.
You can manually change the clusterstate.json file when this
happens as a stop-gap, I'd have all the Solr instances down
when doing this though.
Best,
Erick
On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 8:19 AM, Arnon Yogev arn
We have a use case where documents are indexed in shards according to a
specific field (shard per user), and the number of shards is unknown when
creating the collection.
For that purpose we use the implicit router and define router.field=user.
From what we've seen, the only way to define an
to simply do a proof of concept
implementation to test for your particular data model and data
values.
-- Jack Krupansky
On Sun, Jun 14, 2015 at 7:31 AM, Arnon Yogev arn...@il.ibm.com
wrote:
We're running some tests on Solr and would like to have a deeper
understanding
We're running some tests on Solr and would like to have a deeper
understanding of its limitations.
Specifically, We have tens of millions of documents (say 50M) and are
comparing several #collections X #docs_per_collection configurations.
For example, we could have a single collection with 50M
