On 10/30/2015 9:46 AM, Rallavagu wrote:
> Also, this affects available physical memory as tlog continues to grow
> and it is memory mapped.
I think this is a common misconception.
MMAP does *not* use up physical memory, at least not in the detrimental
way your sentence suggests. Any memory (OS d
On 10/30/15 8:39 AM, Erick Erickson wrote:
I infer that this statement: "takes a while to recover before cloud
becomes green"
indicates that the node is in recovery or something while indexing. If you're
still indexing, the new documents will be written to the followers
tlog while the
follower
I infer that this statement: "takes a while to recover before cloud
becomes green"
indicates that the node is in recovery or something while indexing. If you're
still indexing, the new documents will be written to the followers
tlog while the
follower is recovering, leading to it growing. I expect
4.10.4 solr cloud, 3 zk quorum, jdk 8
autocommit: 15 sec, softcommit: 2 min
Under heavy indexing load with above settings, i have seen tlog growing
(into GB). After the updates stopped coming in, it settles down and
takes a while to recover before cloud becomes "green".
With 15 second autoco
