Re[2]: Traversal of documents through network

["Alisa Z." <pr...@mail.ru>]

 Well, it took me 7 milliseconds to index a 100MB dataset on a local Solr. So you could assume that for 1 GB it would take 70ms= 0.07s which is still pretty fast. 
Yet dealing with network delays is a separate issue.  

100 wikipedia article-size documents shouldn't be a big problem. 


>Четверг, 21 апреля 2016, 0:57 -04:00 от vidya <vi...@tcs.com>:
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>ok. I understand that. So, you would say documents traverse through network.
>If i specify some 100 docs to be dispalyed on my first page, will it effect
>performance. While docs gets traversed, will there be any high volume
>traffic and effects performance of the application.
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>And whats the time solr takes to index 1GB of data in general.
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>Thanks
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Re: Re[2]: Traversal of documents through network

[vidya <vi...@tcs.com>]

(1) So,dispalying the content(traversal of documents) depends on my
pagination ?
If i specify all 500 documents to be dispalyed and first 10 on the first
page and remaining on the other, that implies that all documents traverse
through network ?

(2) In my application, front end of UI is developed by one team and back end
of indexing is done by one team. How to implement highlighting feature in
solr. By developing a request handler with highlighting parameters turned on
and with termvector components, can i highlight the term queried ? Or any
special configuration needed ?

Please help me on these two.

Thanks



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