The documents are pretty large yes, 650 fields, circa 20kb/document so at peak 
(300/sec) that's circa 6meg/sec.  ramBufferSizeMB is 512 so we'd be averaging 1 
segment every 90 seconds (ish)?

>    This means you never explicitly commits from the client? But You 
> autoCommit openSearcher=false every minute to flush transLog, and then 
> autoSoftCommit every 15min to make changes visible?

Yes, this is correct

>    Have you considered using PULL replicas for reading? Then you could tailor 
> the HW on those servers to only serve reads, and they would replicate index 
> from leader. You'd have e.g. 2xNRT + 7xPULL.

I did, but we unfortunately rely on RealTimeGet so need NRT.



On 08/04/2021, 15:10, "Jan Høydahl" <jan....@cominvent.com> wrote:

    >    - Update rate, and how you do commits?
    >
    > Update rates very throughout the day, but range from 20ops/sec to 
300ops/sec.  Commits are done using autoCommit on 1 min interval, softCommit on 
15min interval.

    This means you never explicitly commits from the client? But You autoCommit 
openSearcher=false every minute to flush transLog, and then autoSoftCommit 
every 15min to make changes visible?

    I cannot see why these seeings would cause constant merging, unless you 
commit more frequently? Your documents are large so the RAM-buffer will fill up 
quickly and cause a flush, perhaps try increasing ramBufferSizeMb will lower 
number of flushes and merges.

    Have you considered using PULL replicas for reading? Then you could tailor 
the HW on those servers to only serve reads, and they would replicate index 
from leader. You'd have e.g. 2xNRT + 7xPULL.

    Jan

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