On 28-Jun-07, at 11:02 AM, Yonik Seeley wrote:
On 6/28/07, Michael Thessel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I got a solr server running to index the posts of a forum. The
server is
running in a tomcat installation on a 4-processor Opteron server.
One of
the threads is eating up 100% of one processor all the time.
I do auto-commits every 10s
It's probably autowarming (pre-populating new caches based on the
contents of the current caches). If your index is a reasonable size,
and you aren't doing anything like faceting, then try adjusting down
the autowarm counts (set to 0 for the queryResultCache). The
filterCache is trickier... you can try setting that autowarm count to
0 and see if it negatively affects your queries.
Huh? That would be surprising since the OP mentioned it happens all
night when no new docs are added.
Michael, have you configured autoCommit, or are you programmatically
sending <commit/> every 10s?
-Mike
