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De: Walter Underwood
Enviado: miércoles, 16 de noviembre de 2022 18:32
Para: users@solr.apache.org
Asunto: Re: Doubt about number of shards
Do those limiters apply only to external requests or also to internal requests
to shards?
Killing a request to a shard kills the whole request, so it has a ma
Do those limiters apply only to external requests or also to internal requests
to shards?
Killing a request to a shard kills the whole request, so it has a magnified
effect, probably larger than intended. That is why I suggested using nginx to
limit request rates before they hit the cluster. Th
Also see the Ref Guide about Request Rate Limiting:
https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/deployment-guide/rate-limiters.html
Jan
> 15. nov. 2022 kl. 12:49 skrev DAVID MARTIN NIETO :
>
> hello solr users
>
> We have a production cluster of six machines using solr 8.2 and I had a
> questio
To limit request rate, I would put an instance of nginx on each host, send
external requests to that, then have that forward to Solr. Nginx has good tools
for controlling request rate.
This would also give you a place to monitor the extrernal requests separate
from the intra-cluster traffic.
w
hello solr users
We have a production cluster of six machines using solr 8.2 and I had a
question about whether or not changing the number of shards could improve the
performance of collection queries. Specifically, we have several collections,
some of which are several gigabytes (20 GB, 10, 2
