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Thread: Re: real-time updates
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| Re: real-time updates |

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2007-01-24 09:46:37 |
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| On 1/24/07 1:15 AM, "Ryan McKinley" gmail.com> wrote:
> Is it an ok idea to design an app with solr where you assume data will
> be indexed immediately? For example, after a user uploads an image -
> immediately use solr to search a collection that will include this new
> image?
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> Essentially I'm asking if it ok to call often. Up to many
> times / second from multiple sources.
You can do that, but Solr will flush the query cache on every
commit, so this will hurt performance. Also, a commit is more
expensive than an update, so that will use more CPU for indexing.
Doing a commit once every ten seconds or every thousand docs
(for example) would be a lot more efficient.
wunder
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Walter Underwood
Search Guru, Netflix
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