There are no such "limits" in Solr. Rather, it is up to you to configure as
much hardware as you need.
From a practical perspective, I would say that you should try to limit
machines to 100 million documents per node, and maybe 100 nodes maximum in a
cluster. Those are not hard limits in any way, but beyond that, you will
need to configure tune much more carefully. To put it another way, to go
beyond that, you should expect to hire an "expert" to do so.
The more proper answer to your question is to do a "proof of concept"
implementation in which you load a range of documents on your chosen
hardware, both a single machine and a small cluster, and measure how much
load it can handle and how it performs. And then scale your cluster based on
that application-specific performance data.
-- Jack Krupansky
-----Original Message-----
From: lalitjangra
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2014 11:36 PM
To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
Subject: Solr content limits?
Hi,
I am using SOlr 4.6.0 with single collection/core and want to know details
about following.
1. What is the maximum number of documents which can be uploaded in a single
collection/core?
2. What is the maximum size of a document i can upload in solr without
failing?
3. Is there any way to update these limits, if possible?
Regards.
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