Hi Jan, Thanks for the reply. Now I see I was not clear enough and I also forgot to attach the URL.
So, I would like something that is shown at https://solr.apache.org/guide/8_2/collection-management.html#colstatus when you grep for "fieldsBySize". I would like to know which indexes (by name: title, name_str, etc.) occupy most space so I can try to remove or optimize some of them (some our indexes are dynamic fields, and they are both stored and indexed, sometimes unnecessarily). (After all, it does not matter whether size is given compressed or uncompressed.) Josef Svoboda Od: "Jan Høydahl" <jan....@cominvent.com> Komu: "users" <users@solr.apache.org> Odeslané: Úterý, 26. Listopad 2024 09:35:04 Předmět: [WRONG SIGNATURE]Re: Solr Index Size Analysis Tool on cloudless installation Hi Can you elaborate? What do you mean by aggregate? Sum of all local cores? Why uncompressed size? Stored fields are compressed on disk. I’m not aware of the tool you refer to, I only remember a spreadsheet we had long ago to estimate index size. The simplest tool is to measure size on disk. If you use Prometheus exporter you can also find grafana graphs for index size over time and you can craft your own PromQL to summarize all indices. Jan Høydahl > On 25 Nov 2024, at 16:28, Josef Svoboda <josef.svob...@ucl.cas.cz.invalid> > wrote: > > Hello everyone, > > I need to gather information about the aggregated size of uncompressed index > data (VuFind/Solr). The Solr Index Size Analysis Tool described in the Solr > Collection Management documentation seems good for this purpose. However, > this tool os only available in SolrCloud. > > Is there an alternative method for achieving this on a non-cloud > installation? I have full SSH access to the server. > > Thanks for your suggestions, > Josef > josef.svob...@ucl.cas.cz >
