On 3/25/2015 5:03 AM, Nitin Solanki wrote: > Please can anyone assist me? I am indexing on single shard it > is taking too much of time to index data. And I am indexing around 49GB of > data on single shard. What's wrong? Why solr is taking too much time to > index data? > Earlier I was indexing same data on 8 shards. That time, it was fast as > compared to single shard. Why so? Any help please..
There's practically no information to go on here, so about all I can offer is general information in return: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrPerformanceProblems I looked over the previous messages that you have sent the list, and I can find very little of the required information about your index. I see a lot of questions from you, but they did not include the kind of details needed here: How much total RAM is in each Solr server? Are there any other programs on the server with significant RAM requirements? An example of such a program would be a database server. On each server, how much memory is dedicated to the java heap(s) for Solr? I gather from other questions that you are running SolrCloud, can you confirm? On a per-server basis, how much disk space do all the index replicas take? How many documents are on each server? Note that for disk space and number of documents, I am asking you to count every replica, not take the total in the collection and divide it by the number of servers. How are you doing your indexing? For this question, I am asking what program or Solr API is actually sending the data to Solr. Possible answers include the dataimport handler, a SolrJ program, one of the other Solr APIs such as a PHP client, and hand-crafted URLs with an HTTP client. Thanks, Shawn
