There are now two excellent books: "Lucene In Action 2" and "Solr 1.4
Enterprise Search Server" the describe the inners workings of these
technologies and how they fit together.
Otherwise Solr and Lucene knowledge are only available in a fragmented
form across many wiki pages, bug reports and emai
Is there any way to analyze or see that which documents are getting cached
by documentCache -
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 8:10 AM, satya wrote:
> First of all , thanks a lot for the clarification.Is there any way to see,
> how this cache is working internally and what are the objects being sto
First of all , thanks a lot for the clarification.Is there any way to see,
how this cache is working internally and what are the objects being stored
and how much memory its consuming,so that we can get a clear picture in
mind.And how to test the performance through cache.
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at
> 1)Then do you mean , if we delete a perticular doc ,then that is going to
be
> deleted from
> cache also.
When you delete document, and then COMMIT your changes, new caches will be
warmed up (and prepopulated by some key-value pairs from old instances),
etc:
- this one won't be 'prep
1)Then do you mean , if we delete a perticular doc ,then that is going to be
deleted from
cache also.
2)In solr,is cache storing the entire document in memory or only the
references to
documents in memory.
And how to test this caching after all.
I ll be thankful upon getting an elaboration.
Solr's caches should be transparent - they should only speed up
queries, not change the result of queries.
-Yonik
http://www.lucidimagination.com
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 9:45 AM, satyasundar jena wrote:
> I configured filter cache in solrconfig.xml as here under :
> class="solr.FastLRUCache"
>
