Thank you kindly. On 11/3/07, Bertrand Delacretaz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On 11/2/07, Tim Archambault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > ...I am currently trying SOLR out off of my dedicated Windows server > (IIS 5) > > with Jetty. My server has 2GB Ram and tons of space. What is the > likelyhood > > that this environment is "good enough" for my production environment?... > > FWIW, http://tsrvideo.ch/ (a video browser backed by a Solr index) > runs on a mid-range 2006 Intel server (don't have the exact setup > here, probably a dual Xeon 2GHz, 4GB RAM), with Linux + Apache httpd, > and is coping very well with about 1.5 million Solr queries a month on > average. > > BTW, I just had a look and the Solr instance there has been up since > July 11th, not bad! > > I'd suggest estimating your peak load and running stress tests with > something like ab (the httpd utility), JMeter or httpstone [1] to find > out what happens to your index under peak load. You might use your > current bandwidth stats to estimate how big your peaks are compared to > the average load. > > -Bertrand > > [1] http://code.google.com/p/httpstone/source (some assembly required, > that's a very simple java-based HTTP stress-test framework that I > wrote) >
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