Thanks Shawn, for the quick response. That was my assumption that some queries were taking longer time during the warmup. That is why I turned off the warmup count and made it to zero, but still the slow behavior.
One thing I was curious about was, if the cache was being warmed up with queries from the listener, why was I not seeing them in the solr.log, could it be the verbosity level ? Yes we do have few servers behind the load balancer, So i will go with *useColdSearcher* to *True* and see how it goes. But atleast it will start responding quickly. thank you Surya On Wed, Oct 25, 2023 at 6:10 PM Shawn Heisey <apa...@elyograg.org.invalid> wrote: > On 10/25/23 09:05, Surya R wrote: > > I started playing with this setting " > > *<useColdSearcher>false</useColdSearcher>* " in the solr config.xml, > when > > i made it "*true*", which implies to use the cold searcher, I get > response > > immediately after a core restart. > > > > But if i leave the default, which is "*false*" it takes a long time. > > It sounds like you probably have a bunch of slow queries in a > firstSearcher listener config. Maybe you did not have those slow > queries in the 6.x config, so the searcher was available right away. Or > maybe the 6.x config was different in some other way that made those > warming queries complete quickly. > > Generally, I would probably run with useColdSearcher set to true, even > you have a number of Solr servers behind a load balancer. That way the > searcher will be usable immediately, even if it is not warmed yet by the > queries in the firstSearcher listener. > > Thanks, > Shawn > > -- -- Surya
