Stored data is compressed by default, anecdotally there's about
a 2:1 compression ratio.
But the _other_ reason not to store all the data is that
it then gets replicated. If you have master/slave or SolrCloud
with replicas, you have N copies of your index and each and
every one of them has a copy
Dear Erick,
Hi,
Thank you very much. About the storing part you are right, unless the
primary datastore uses some kind of data compression which in my case it
does (I am using Cassandra as a primary datastore), and I am not sure about
Solr that it has any kind of compression or not.
According to yo
bq: I would be grateful if somebody could introduce other way of re-indexing
the whole data without using another datastore
Not possible currently. Consider what's _in_ the index when stored="false".
The actual terms are the output of the entire analysis chain, including
stemming, stopword removal
Dear all,
Hi,
I was wondering, is it possible to re-index Solr 6.0 data in case of
store=false? I am using Solr as a secondary datastore, and for the sake of
space efficiency all the fields (except id) are considered as store=false.
Currently, due to some changes in application business, Solr schem
