Thanks very much for this. This is a huge help.
> What I would recommend is that (at a time when query traffic is lowest) you > turn off all warming, restart, and then do some manual queries where you > check each fq and facet individually. Rebooting or clearing the OS disk > cache before each query test would give you worst-case information. That’s my plan, but I wanted to check first to see if there was a tool to save me from the drudgery. > I would personally remove all the fqs from the newSearcher config and let the > filterCache autowarming take care of warming the most commonly used fq > values. Leave them in the firstSearcher and configure solr to use a cold > searcher. What should we have in the newSearcher startup query, if the new searcher is going to bring over the cached FQs from an existing searcher? Thanks, Andy
