Re: Stress Test Solr
Hi I need to compare the result i get from my instance i done with the results which get from other sites who used solr as a core for search How can i set solrmeter parameters to can do this comparison?? thanks in advance -- View this message in context: http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Stress-Test-Solr-tp1016253p2971384.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Stress Test Solr
Hi All, we've been building an open source tool for load tests on Solr Installations. Thetool is called SolrMeter. It's on google code at http://code.google.com/p/solrmeter/. Here is some information about it: SolrMeter is an stress testing / performance benchmarking tool for Apache Solr installations. It is licensed under ASL and developed using JavaSE and Swing components, connected with Solr using SolrJ. What can youdowith SolrMeter? The main goal of this open source project is bring to the Apache Solr user community a tool for dealing with Solr specific issues regarding performance and stress testing like firing queries and adding documents to make sure that your Solr instalation will support real world's load and demands. With SolrMeter you can simulate a work load over the Apache Solr instalation and to obtain useful visual performance statistics and metrics. Relevant Features: * Execute queries against a Solr installation * Execute dummy updates/inserts to the Solr installation, it can be the same server as the queries or a different one. * Configure number of queries to fire in a time period interval * Configure the number of updates/inserts in a time period. * Configure commits frequency during adds * Monitor error counts when adding and commiting documents. * Perform and monitor index optimization * Monitor query times online and visually * Add filter queries into the test queries * Add facet abilities into the test queries * Import/Export test configuration * Query time execution histogram chart * Query times distribution chart * Online error log and browsing capabilities * Individual query graphical log and statistics * and much more Whatdo you need for use SolrMeter? This is one of the most interesting points about SolrMeter, the requirements are minimal. It is simple to install and use. * JRE versión 1.6 * The Solr Server you want to test. Who can use SolrMeter? Everyone who needs to assess the solrmeter server performance. To run the tool you only need to know about SOLR. Try it and tell us what you think . . . . . Solrmeter Group mailto:solrme...@googlegroups.com What's next? We are now building version 0.2.0, the objetive of this new version is to evolve SolrMeter into a pluggable architecture to allow deeper customizations like adding custom statistics, extractors or executors. We are also adding some usability improvements. On future versions we want to add a better interaction with Solr request handlers, for example, showing cache statistics online and graphically on some chart would be a great tool. We also want to add more usability features to make of solrmeter a complete tool for testing a Solr instalation. For more details on what's next che the Issues page on the google code site.
RE: Stress Test Solr
Very interersting. Could you add some information and link to the relevant wiki page [1] ? [1]: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/BenchmarkingSolr -Original message- From: Tomas tomasflo...@yahoo.com.ar Sent: Mon 02-08-2010 17:34 To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org; Subject: Stress Test Solr Hi All, we've been building an open source tool for load tests on Solr Installations. Thetool is called SolrMeter. It's on google code at http://code.google.com/p/solrmeter/. Here is some information about it: SolrMeter is an stress testing / performance benchmarking tool for Apache Solr installations. It is licensed under ASL and developed using JavaSE and Swing components, connected with Solr using SolrJ. What can youdowith SolrMeter? The main goal of this open source project is bring to the Apache Solr user community a tool for dealing with Solr specific issues regarding performance and stress testing like firing queries and adding documents to make sure that your Solr instalation will support real world's load and demands. With SolrMeter you can simulate a work load over the Apache Solr instalation and to obtain useful visual performance statistics and metrics. Relevant Features: * Execute queries against a Solr installation * Execute dummy updates/inserts to the Solr installation, it can be the same server as the queries or a different one. * Configure number of queries to fire in a time period interval * Configure the number of updates/inserts in a time period. * Configure commits frequency during adds * Monitor error counts when adding and commiting documents. * Perform and monitor index optimization * Monitor query times online and visually * Add filter queries into the test queries * Add facet abilities into the test queries * Import/Export test configuration * Query time execution histogram chart * Query times distribution chart * Online error log and browsing capabilities * Individual query graphical log and statistics * and much more Whatdo you need for use SolrMeter? This is one of the most interesting points about SolrMeter, the requirements are minimal. It is simple to install and use. * JRE versión 1.6 * The Solr Server you want to test. Who can use SolrMeter? Everyone who needs to assess the solrmeter server performance. To run the tool you only need to know about SOLR. Try it and tell us what you think . . . . . Solrmeter Group mailto:solrme...@googlegroups.com What's next? We are now building version 0.2.0, the objetive of this new version is to evolve SolrMeter into a pluggable architecture to allow deeper customizations like adding custom statistics, extractors or executors. We are also adding some usability improvements. On future versions we want to add a better interaction with Solr request handlers, for example, showing cache statistics online and graphically on some chart would be a great tool. We also want to add more usability features to make of solrmeter a complete tool for testing a Solr instalation. For more details on what's next che the Issues page on the google code site.
Re: Stress Test Solr
Tomas, This seems like a really useful tool. We're holding a Solr/Lucene conference in Boston, 7-8 October 2010 - and this would be an interesting lightning talk subject. Let me know if you need more info on the event. - Mike Bohlig, Lucid Imagination - Original Message From: Tomas tomasflo...@yahoo.com.ar To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org Sent: Mon, August 2, 2010 8:33:46 AM Subject: Stress Test Solr Hi All, we've been building an open source tool for load tests on Solr Installations. Thetool is called SolrMeter. It's on google code at http://code.google.com/p/solrmeter/. Here is some information about it: SolrMeter is an stress testing / performance benchmarking tool for Apache Solr installations. It is licensed under ASL and developed using JavaSE and Swing components, connected with Solr using SolrJ. What can youdowith SolrMeter? The main goal of this open source project is bring to the Apache Solr user community a tool for dealing with Solr specific issues regarding performance and stress testing like firing queries and adding documents to make sure that your Solr instalation will support real world's load and demands. With SolrMeter you can simulate a work load over the Apache Solr instalation and to obtain useful visual performance statistics and metrics. Relevant Features: * Execute queries against a Solr installation * Execute dummy updates/inserts to the Solr installation, it can be the same server as the queries or a different one. * Configure number of queries to fire in a time period interval * Configure the number of updates/inserts in a time period. * Configure commits frequency during adds * Monitor error counts when adding and commiting documents. * Perform and monitor index optimization * Monitor query times online and visually * Add filter queries into the test queries * Add facet abilities into the test queries * Import/Export test configuration * Query time execution histogram chart * Query times distribution chart * Online error log and browsing capabilities * Individual query graphical log and statistics * and much more Whatdo you need for use SolrMeter? This is one of the most interesting points about SolrMeter, the requirements are minimal. It is simple to install and use. * JRE versión 1.6 * The Solr Server you want to test. Who can use SolrMeter? Everyone who needs to assess the solrmeter server performance. To run the tool you only need to know about SOLR. Try it and tell us what you think . . . . . Solrmeter Group mailto:solrme...@googlegroups.com What's next? We are now building version 0.2.0, the objetive of this new version is to evolve SolrMeter into a pluggable architecture to allow deeper customizations like adding custom statistics, extractors or executors. We are also adding some usability improvements. On future versions we want to add a better interaction with Solr request handlers, for example, showing cache statistics online and graphically on some chart would be a great tool. We also want to add more usability features to make of solrmeter a complete tool for testing a Solr instalation. For more details on what's next che the Issues page on the google code site.
how to stress test solr
before stressing test, Should i close SolrCache? which tool u use? How to do stress test correctly? Any pointers? -- regards j.L ( I live in Shanghai, China)
Re: how to stress test solr
I like to use JMeter with a large queries file. This way you can measure response times with lots of requests at the same time. Having JConsole opened at the same time you can check the memory status James liu-2 wrote: before stressing test, Should i close SolrCache? which tool u use? How to do stress test correctly? Any pointers? -- regards j.L ( I live in Shanghai, China) -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/how-to-stress-test-solr-tp27433733p27437524.html Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
