Why it’s enabled by default: Really it shouldn’t be. Raise a JIRA?

Why it’s there in the first place: It’s a leftover from before there was the 
“full sync” capability so you could intentionally queue up the updates while 
performing maintenance on the target cluster.

Not great reasons, but….

> On Oct 23, 2019, at 1:41 PM, Webster Homer <webster.ho...@milliporesigma.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> Tlogs will accumulate if you have buffers "enabled". Make sure that you 
> explicitly disable buffering from the cdcr endpoint
> https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/7_7/cdcr-api.html#disablebuffer
> Make sure that they're disabled on both the source and targets
> 
> I believe that sometimes buffers get enabled on their own. We added 
> monitoring of CDCR to check for the buffer setting
> This endpoint shows you the status
> https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/7_7/cdcr-api.html#cdcr-status-example
> 
> I don't understand the use case for enabling  buffers, or why it is enabled 
> by default.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Erick Erickson <erickerick...@gmail.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2019 7:23 AM
> To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org
> Subject: Re: tlogs are not deleted
> 
> My first guess is that your CDCR setup isn’t running. CDCR uses tlogs as a 
> queueing mechanism. If CDCR can’t send docs to the target collection, they’ll 
> accumulate forever.
> 
> Best,
> Erick
> 
>> On Oct 22, 2019, at 7:48 PM, Woo Choi <richkingmyst...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> We are using solr 7.7 cloud with CDCR(every collection has 3 replicas,
>> 1 shard).
>> 
>> In solrconfig.xml,
>> 
>> tlog configuration is super simple like : <updateLog/>
>> 
>> There is also daily data import and commit is called after data import
>> every time.
>> 
>> Indexing works fine, but the problem is that the number of tlogs keeps
>> growing.
>> 
>> According to the documentation
>> here(https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/updatehandlers-in-solrco
>> nfig.html), I expected tlog will remain as many as 10(default value of
>> maxNumLogsToKeep=10).
>> 
>> However I still have a bunch of tlogs - the oldest one is Sep 6..!
>> 
>> I did an experiment by running data import with commit option from
>> solr admin ui, but any of tlogs were not deleted.
>> 
>> tlog.0000000000000000002.1643995079881261056
>> tlog.0000000000000000018.1645444642733293568
>> tlog.0000000000000000034.1646803619099443200
>> tlog.0000000000000000003.1644085718240198656
>> tlog.0000000000000000019.1645535304072822784
>> tlog.0000000000000000035.1646894195509559296
>> tlog.0000000000000000004.1644176284537847808
>> tlog.0000000000000000020.1645625651261079552
>> tlog.0000000000000000036.1646984623121498112
>> tlog.0000000000000000005.1644357373324689408
>> tlog.0000000000000000021.1645625651316654083
>> tlog.0000000000000000037.1647076244416626688
>> tlog.0000000000000000006.1644447899616018432
>> tlog.0000000000000000022.1645716477747134464
>> tlog.0000000000000000038.1647165801017376768
>> tlog.0000000000000000007.1644538486210953216
>> tlog.0000000000000000023.1645806853961023488
>> tlog.0000000000000000039.1647165801042542594
>> tlog.0000000000000000008.1644629084296183808
>> tlog.0000000000000000024.1645897663703416832
>> tlog.0000000000000000040.1647256590865137664
>> tlog.0000000000000000009.1644719895268556800
>> tlog.0000000000000000025.1645988248838733824
>> tlog.0000000000000000041.1647347172490870784
>> tlog.0000000000000000010.1644810493331767296
>> tlog.0000000000000000026.1646078905702940672
>> tlog.0000000000000000042.1647437758859313152
>> tlog.0000000000000000011.1644901113324896256
>> tlog.0000000000000000027.1646169478772293632
>> tlog.0000000000000000043.1647528345005457408
>> tlog.0000000000000000012.1645031030684385280
>> tlog.0000000000000000028.1646259838395613184
>> tlog.0000000000000000044.1647618793025830912
>> tlog.0000000000000000013.1645031030777708545
>> tlog.0000000000000000029.1646350429145006080
>> tlog.0000000000000000045.1647709579019026432
>> tlog.0000000000000000014.1645082080252526592
>> tlog.0000000000000000030.1646441456502571008
>> tlog.0000000000000000046.1647890587519549440
>> tlog.0000000000000000015.1645172929206419456
>> tlog.0000000000000000031.1646531802044563456
>> tlog.0000000000000000047.1647981403286011904
>> tlog.0000000000000000016.1645263488829882368
>> tlog.0000000000000000032.1646622220615680000
>> tlog.0000000000000000048.1648071989042085888
>> tlog.0000000000000000017.1645353861842468864
>> tlog.0000000000000000033.1646712822719053824
>> tlog.0000000000000000049.1648135546466205696
>> 
>> Did I miss something in the solrconfig file?
>> 
>> 
>> 
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