On 9/29/23 02:57, John Jackson wrote:
but our requirement NRT so we keep 100 milliseconds.
100 milliseconds is a completely unrealistic target for an automatic commit interval. On one Solr install I ran where each core had over 25 million documents, 10 seconds was a typical commit time, and I was happy to see it complete in under 15 seconds. I actually was not using autoSoftCommit ... the indexing software I wrote issued an explicit commit after each once-a-minute indexing batch.
You said you are not using cache ... does this mean that your solrconfig.xml does not contain any cache definitions in the <query> section?
Can you share your entire solrconfig.xml file? If there is sensitive info in the file, please redact the sensitive parts as minimally as possible by replacing that data with some other text -- do not just delete sections or lines entirely.
Note that email attachments to the mailing list will not work. You will have to either paste the config in the body of your message or place the config on a file sharing site and share the URL for it in the email.
Thanks, Shawn
