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if there are general guidelines for scaling and
certification on TPS/number of concurrent users.
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I have observed that elastic search defaults the search thread pool to 3 X
#of CPUs and even if you increase this to a fix # it does not really help
as the threads start sharing the CPU cycles.
Does this mean that to get same performance results for more concurrent
searches
I either have to
