Hello can you please explain the problem with a few numbers ? We’re using solr 
as the backend for our e-commerce platform and update it several times a day 
(around 4 times per hour) and don’t have any issue. 
It may depend on system size, concurrent searches etc… so if you have a few 
numbers it would be easier to give you some suggestions.

On 2023/08/25 18:16:02 Neeraj giri wrote:
> Greetings fellow forum members,
> 
> Our team is currently working with Solr 8.11 in cloud mode to power our
> search system, built using Java Spring at the application layer. We're
> facing a challenge in maintaining up-to-date pricing information for our
> ecommerce platform, which experiences frequent data changes throughout the
> day. While attempting to achieve real-time data updates, we've encountered
> issues related to Solr's latency and overall system performance.
> 
> As of now, we've implemented a process that halts data writes during the
> day. Instead, we retrieve updated pricing data from a separate microservice
> that maintains a cached and current version of the information. However, we
> believe this approach isn't ideal due to its potential impact on system
> efficiency.
> 
> We're seeking guidance on designing an architecture that can seamlessly
> handle real-time updates to our Solr index without compromising the search
> latency that our users expect. Writing directly to Solr nodes appears to
> increase read latency, which is a concern for us. Our goal is to strike a
> balance between keeping our pricing information up-to-date and maintaining
> an acceptable level of system responsiveness.
> 
> We would greatly appreciate any insights, strategies, or best practices
> from the community that can help us tackle this challenge. How can we
> optimize our approach to real-time data updates while ensuring Solr's
> latency remains within acceptable limits? Any advice or suggestions on
> architecture, techniques, or tools would be invaluable.
> 
> Thank you in advance for your expertise and assistance.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Neeraj giri
>  

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