Fixing Solr Java Heap OOM with “OmitNorms=true”
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I found another post today from the blogger who decided to
clone Wikipedia and index it with Solr. This time he's got a short commentary which can serve as useful advice to you search indexer's out there.
I would also check out Fred's posts on Indexing Nutch Crawls and DataImportHandler Commands.
Source: http://business.zimzaz.com/wordpress/2011/10/fixing-solr-heap-oom-with-omitnormstrue/
Solr has been running out of heap memory while trying to add a *small* number of documents to my 11,000,000 document Wikipedia index. So, diving bravely into the world of Java heap memory …
Because I am indexing diverse types of data (Wikipedia and Nutch to begin with), I have a lot of fields: I count 31 without omitNorms values, which is false by default.
11,000,000 * 1 * 31 = 31 x 10M = 310MB RAM all by itself. So time to fire up the schema editor! -- Fred Zimmerman
I would also check out Fred's posts on Indexing Nutch Crawls and DataImportHandler Commands.
Source: http://business.zimzaz.com/wordpress/2011/10/fixing-solr-heap-oom-with-omitnormstrue/
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