We have a way to distinguish which query is a top level query.
We are using an 8-node cluster of solr cloud, when any request is hit then
min 9 and max 17 queries are being logged. It is consuming huge disk space.
When we used to use solr standalone , log files used to be generated of
~30GB per day
So, we are searching for any solution to log only top level queries. Is
there any way at logging level to log only top level query?
On Fri, Sep 23, 2022 at 2:09 PM Anjali Maurya
wrote:
> We have a way to distinguish which query is a top level query.
> We are using an 8-node cluster of solr clou
No, Solr can't do that unless you patch it to only log top-level queries.
As said, sharded queries are easy to filter, look for isShard=true
parameters to distinguish them. They usually also contain more parameters
than the original top-level query.
Op vr 23 sep. 2022 om 10:42 schreef Anjali Ma
Is there a way to make atomic indexing default?
Say, even if some clients send non-atomic indexing requests, it should get
converted to atomic indexing requests on Solr end, is that possible?
I am asking because we usually run into the following issue:
1. Client A is the major contributor of almo
On 9/23/22 09:51, gnandre wrote:
Is there a way to make atomic indexing default?
Say, even if some clients send non-atomic indexing requests, it should get
converted to atomic indexing requests on Solr end, is that possible?
I am asking because we usually run into the following issue:
1. Client
Op vr 23 sep. 2022 om 18:17 schreef Shawn Heisey
:
> On 9/23/22 09:51, gnandre wrote:
> > Is there a way to make atomic indexing default?
> >
> > Say, even if some clients send non-atomic indexing requests, it should
> get
> > converted to atomic indexing requests on Solr end, is that possible?
>
Hello dear colleagues,
I was using Embedded solr on JAVA 8 for caching some data - however, I am
required to update JAVA to version 17.
I can see that core container is not able to access home directory.
Below is the exception I get; could someone please help me to know to fix
the issue?
On 9/23/22 12:07, L H wrote:
Hello dear colleagues,
I was using Embedded solr on JAVA 8 for caching some data - however, I am
required to update JAVA to version 17.
I can see that core container is not able to access home directory.
Below is the exception I get; could someone please help me to
On 9/23/22 15:08, Shawn Heisey wrote:
have removed the email headers that would bury this message inside a
thread that has nothing to do with it
I *thought* had removed those headers. But the message got buried anyway.
Shawn
