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The following page has been changed by paulsundling: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrPerformanceFactors The comment on the change is: add link that talks about optimizing/file descriptors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Auto-warming time will grow since it's normally dependent on doing searches. * The first distribution after an optimization will take longer than subsequent ones. See [:CollectionDistribution:Collection Distribution] for more information. + Since optimizing an index saves all the segments in an index (about 7 files per segment) into a single segment, optimizing an index helps avoid the "too many open files" problem, i.e. running out of file descriptors, which is mentioned in an [http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/03/05/lucene.html#indexing_speed ONJava Article]. + == Updates and Commit Frequency Tradeoffs == If slaves receive new collections too frequently their performance will suffer. In order to avoid this type of degradation you must understand how a slave receives a collection update so that you can know how to best adjust the relevant parameters (number/frequency of commits, snappullers, and autowarming/autocount) so that new collections do not get installed on slaves too frequently.
