Hello all,
we have a solr 7.3.1 instance with around 40 MLN documents in it.
After the initial one-shot import, we found an issue in the import
software, we updated it and re-run the import that will atomically
update (with set)
the existing documents.
The import is divided into processes, each process is responsible of
updating a portion of the documents.
For every document processed, a soft commit is performed to make the
update visible to other concurrent update processes.
Every process at the end will perform an hard commit.
The issue I have is that hard commits never terminate (it's ongoing by
more than 3 days) and the number of segments and the solr index will
grow a lot.
In the past when the commit finished I was used to incrementally
optimize the index (from 40 segments to 39, to 38 and so on)
but also here the process is very slow.
Any advice on how to speed up things?
I checked the system usage in the solr machine and neither I/O nor CPU
are heavily used..
Thanks
Danilo
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