Hi Mike
That's actually what I was looking at doing, I was just hoping there was a way
to avoid the "copySegmentAsIs" step and simply replace it with a "rename"
operation on the file system. It seemed like low hanging fruit, but Uwe and
Erick have now told me that the segments have dependencie
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Why not use IW.addIndexes(Directory[])?
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On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 12:44 PM, Uwe Schindler wrote:
> Hi,
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> Why not simply leave each index directory on the searcher nodes as is:
> Move all index directories (as mentioned by you) to a local disk and
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Hi Uwe,
Ok, that's good to know. I thought each segment operated independently, so
this may have been possible, but if there are inter-dependencies between the
segments then its certainly not worth the trouble. I will scratch that off the
list of possibilities.
As you pointed out, doing th
Hi,
Why not simply leave each index directory on the searcher nodes as is:
Move all index directories (as mentioned by you) to a local disk and access
them using a MultiReader - there is no need to merge them if you have not
enough resources. If you have enough CPU and IO power, just merge them
I'm not worried about the I/O right now, I'm "hoping I can do better", that's
all. It sounds like the only actual complication here is building the
segments_N file, which would list all of the newly renamed segments, so perhaps
this isn't impossible. That said, you're absolutely right about th
