Hi,
I wouldn't pay much attention to that post/benchmark. A good
benchmark needs to publish a lot more details than the above, starting
with basic stuff like -Xmx. I'm also of the opinion that if you are
going to publish a benchmark comparing 2 pieces of software then you
better invite experts from both sides and let them tune and optimize
things.
Otis
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On Apr 16, 9:56 pm, massi mehdi.a...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Guys,
What do you think of this article:Solr vs elasticsearch Deathmatch! | dmurphy747...
where elasticsearch and solr are compared with regard to the indexing
speed?A quote from the article: "I ran each test 4 times, killing the JVM
and removing the data directory for both Solr and elasticsearch. The
final averaged results expressed as throughputs were 43204 docs/sec
for Solr, 44052 docs/sec for Solr direct streaming, and 9823 docs/sec
for elasticsearch."PS: Don't take me wrong, I know that it is only one (partial) test,
and that some features in elasticsearch make it unique!