I believe the answer is, as usual, "it depends". For instance we used to
have no issues with deep paging when we had a single-shard index. But as
the index grew, we added more shards and ran into trouble when the start
and rows params had no limits. The problem was that it took some time to
ide
Hi Team,
We recently upgraded to solr8.8.2
We have replaced all our httpsolrserver connections to httpsolrclient and
haven't explicitly closed the connections.
Even in solr4 we haven't closed the connections. But now our main
application has become too slow and it was said there is TIME_WAIT from t
Helo,
We tried migrating to solr 8.7 (from 7.2). We use solr cloud. We have a total
of 5 collections.
Migration Steps:
- Take back up of collections on 7.2 using collection APIs with command backup
- Restore the backup on 8.7 using collection APIs with command restore
The cluster starts fine a
