Hi folks, I've been running an older version of solr 1.41, with a
trunk release solr/hourglass.
My question is with zoie now supporting lucene 3.3.0, does that 'mean'
I should be able to upgrade to solr 3.3.0, with hourglass working?
I'm guessing..yes? but has anyone confirmed the 3 pieces working
together?
also, other then being the latest and greatest should I expect to see
any improvements?
In particular, we have about 2 months of use with solr/zoie/hourglass,
and have started noticing solr becoming unstable and slower, and not
returning/indexing data as expected..only being fixed (improved) with
manual restarts of the solr server. (we are sitting at about 150Gb
total data), and running the solr vm with 7.5GB Ram allocated.
Ultimatly I'm hoping to get revolving index of 3 months which will end
up around 270GB (which may end up doubling as we add new services into
the index).
I take the 'install' path would be similar? build zoie with hourglass
copy the jars into solr-3.3.0 distributation, and update the configs
(which I believe have changed since 1.4.1).
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 6:28 PM, Dan Hopkins <danhopk...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi folks, I've been running an older version of solr 1.41, with a > trunk release solr/hourglass.
> My question is with zoie now supporting lucene 3.3.0, does that 'mean' > I should be able to upgrade to solr 3.3.0, with hourglass working?
> I'm guessing..yes? but has anyone confirmed the 3 pieces working > together? > also, other then being the latest and greatest should I expect to see > any improvements?
> In particular, we have about 2 months of use with solr/zoie/hourglass, > and have started noticing solr becoming unstable and slower, and not > returning/indexing data as expected..only being fixed (improved) with > manual restarts of the solr server. (we are sitting at about 150Gb > total data), and running the solr vm with 7.5GB Ram allocated. > Ultimatly I'm hoping to get revolving index of 3 months which will end > up around 270GB (which may end up doubling as we add new services into > the index).
> I take the 'install' path would be similar? build zoie with hourglass > copy the jars into solr-3.3.0 distributation, and update the configs > (which I believe have changed since 1.4.1).
> Cheers > Dan
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> On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 6:28 PM, Dan Hopkins <danhopk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi folks, I've been running an older version of solr 1.41, with a
> > trunk release solr/hourglass.
> > My question is with zoie now supporting lucene 3.3.0, does that 'mean'
> > I should be able to upgrade to solr 3.3.0, with hourglass working?
> > I'm guessing..yes? but has anyone confirmed the 3 pieces working
> > together?
> > also, other then being the latest and greatest should I expect to see
> > any improvements?
> > In particular, we have about 2 months of use with solr/zoie/hourglass,
> > and have started noticing solr becoming unstable and slower, and not
> > returning/indexing data as expected..only being fixed (improved) with
> > manual restarts of the solr server. (we are sitting at about 150Gb
> > total data), and running the solr vm with 7.5GB Ram allocated.
> > Ultimatly I'm hoping to get revolving index of 3 months which will end
> > up around 270GB (which may end up doubling as we add new services into
> > the index).
> > I take the 'install' path would be similar? build zoie with hourglass
> > copy the jars into solr-3.3.0 distributation, and update the configs
> > (which I believe have changed since 1.4.1).
> > Cheers
> > Dan
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I'm trying to build Zoie with Hourglass (both latest) on solr 3.6. After following the instructions at [1], on starting Solr, I get to see the zoie parameters set, followed by errors like
7-abr-2012 11:30:32 proj.zoie.hourglass.impl.HourglassDirectoryManagerFactory getCalendarTime GRAVE: date formate should be like yyyy-MM-dd-HH-mm-ss java.text.ParseException: Unparseable date: "segments_6"
I digged through it and found that the default elevate.xml has a doc with id which can't be converted to "long". I get rid of the above errors after commenting that doc in elevate.xml or commenting out the Elevator component in solrconfig.xml. But now, I don't see the zoie/hourglass parameters anymore in solr logs to show that hourglass is in fact working.
> <zoie.hourglass.schedule>00 00 00</zoie.hourglass.schedule> > <zoie.hourglass.freq>day</zoie.hourglass.freq> > <!-- keep data for 6 months --> > <zoie.hourglass.trimThreshold>180</zoie.hourglass.trimThreshold>
> On Sep 30, 8:10 am, John Wang <john.w...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi Dan:
> > Can you share your HG settings?
> > Thanks
> > -John
> > On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 6:28 PM, Dan Hopkins <danhopk...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > Hi folks, I've been running an older version of solr 1.41, with a > > > trunk release solr/hourglass.
> > > My question is with zoie now supporting lucene 3.3.0, does that 'mean' > > > I should be able to upgrade to solr 3.3.0, with hourglass working?
> > > I'm guessing..yes? but has anyone confirmed the 3 pieces working > > > together? > > > also, other then being the latest and greatest should I expect to see > > > any improvements?
> > > In particular, we have about 2 months of use with solr/zoie/hourglass, > > > and have started noticing solr becoming unstable and slower, and not > > > returning/indexing data as expected..only being fixed (improved) with > > > manual restarts of the solr server. (we are sitting at about 150Gb > > > total data), and running the solr vm with 7.5GB Ram allocated. > > > Ultimatly I'm hoping to get revolving index of 3 months which will end > > > up around 270GB (which may end up doubling as we add new services into > > > the index).
> > > I take the 'install' path would be similar? build zoie with hourglass > > > copy the jars into solr-3.3.0 distributation, and update the configs > > > (which I believe have changed since 1.4.1).
> > > Cheers > > > Dan
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Things seems to be working smoothly with Zoie 3.1.0 + Solr 3.5.0. It
works with the uniqueId field type to be string in solrconfig.xml, but
expects only numbers (internally the uniqueIds get converted to
longs).
On Apr 17, 4:35 pm, Devi <asld...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm trying to build Zoie with Hourglass (both latest) on solr 3.6. After
> following the instructions at [1], on starting Solr, I get to see the zoie
> parameters set, followed by errors like
> 7-abr-2012 11:30:32
> proj.zoie.hourglass.impl.HourglassDirectoryManagerFactory getCalendarTime
> GRAVE: date formate should be like yyyy-MM-dd-HH-mm-ss
> java.text.ParseException: Unparseable date: "segments_6"
> I digged through it and found that the default elevate.xml has a doc with
> id which can't be converted to "long". I get rid of the above errors after
> commenting that doc in elevate.xml or commenting out the Elevator component
> in solrconfig.xml. But now, I don't see the zoie/hourglass parameters
> anymore in solr logs to show that hourglass is in fact working.
> > <zoie.hourglass.schedule>00 00 00</zoie.hourglass.schedule>
> > <zoie.hourglass.freq>day</zoie.hourglass.freq>
> > <!-- keep data for 6 months -->
> > <zoie.hourglass.trimThreshold>180</zoie.hourglass.trimThreshold>
> > On Sep 30, 8:10 am, John Wang <john.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi Dan:
> > > Can you share your HG settings?
> > > Thanks
> > > -John
> > > On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 6:28 PM, Dan Hopkins <danhopk...@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> > > > Hi folks, I've been running an older version of solr 1.41, with a
> > > > trunk release solr/hourglass.
> > > > My question is with zoie now supporting lucene 3.3.0, does that 'mean'
> > > > I should be able to upgrade to solr 3.3.0, with hourglass working?
> > > > I'm guessing..yes? but has anyone confirmed the 3 pieces working
> > > > together?
> > > > also, other then being the latest and greatest should I expect to see
> > > > any improvements?
> > > > In particular, we have about 2 months of use with solr/zoie/hourglass,
> > > > and have started noticing solr becoming unstable and slower, and not
> > > > returning/indexing data as expected..only being fixed (improved) with
> > > > manual restarts of the solr server. (we are sitting at about 150Gb
> > > > total data), and running the solr vm with 7.5GB Ram allocated.
> > > > Ultimatly I'm hoping to get revolving index of 3 months which will end
> > > > up around 270GB (which may end up doubling as we add new services into
> > > > the index).
> > > > I take the 'install' path would be similar? build zoie with hourglass
> > > > copy the jars into solr-3.3.0 distributation, and update the configs
> > > > (which I believe have changed since 1.4.1).
> > > > Cheers
> > > > Dan
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