Using ES 1.1.1
I have 4 node cluster
1 primary 3 workers
Starting each node with Elasticsearc.bat (Uisng windows 2003, JAVA 1.7_45
and 16GB heap)
Using the index api to create the index automatically on the first POST
operation....
POST http://10.0.0.xxx:9200/xxx/abc/
POST data:
{
"account" : 12345678,
"started": "2014-05-26T15:30:14.910",
"ended": "2014-05-26T15:30:17.697"
}
Sending direct http using JMeter. I sent 5000 requests give or take, but
Marvel and Head show that only 2500 documents got indexed???
I'm I missing something is it a config thing?
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Used PUT not POST. Also seems to be doing the same thing with the Java
client as embedded node.
No matter how many requests i send only half the docs get indexed.
On Monday, 26 May 2014 11:35:04 UTC-4, John Smith wrote:
Using ES 1.1.1
I have 4 node cluster
1 primary 3 workers
Starting each node with Elasticsearc.bat (Uisng windows 2003, JAVA 1.7_45
and 16GB heap)
Using the index api to create the index automatically on the first POST
operation....
POST http://10.0.0.xxx:9200/xxx/abc/
POST data:
{
"account" : 12345678,
"started": "2014-05-26T15:30:14.910",
"ended": "2014-05-26T15:30:17.697"
}
Sending direct http using JMeter. I sent 5000 requests give or take, but
Marvel and Head show that only 2500 documents got indexed???
I'm I missing something is it a config thing?
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Never mind complete clown here. That's me! 
I was looking at the Jmeter summary report where my test script has
multiple samplers (2 to be exact) and I was looking at the total and not
how many HTTP requests I sent. The numbers match lol! Never mind!
As you were!
On Monday, 26 May 2014 11:40:38 UTC-4, John Smith wrote:
Used PUT not POST. Also seems to be doing the same thing with the Java
client as embedded node.
No matter how many requests i send only half the docs get indexed.
On Monday, 26 May 2014 11:35:04 UTC-4, John Smith wrote:
Using ES 1.1.1
I have 4 node cluster
1 primary 3 workers
Starting each node with Elasticsearc.bat (Uisng windows 2003, JAVA 1.7_45
and 16GB heap)
Using the index api to create the index automatically on the first POST
operation....
POST http://10.0.0.xxx:9200/xxx/abc/
POST data:
{
"account" : 12345678,
"started": "2014-05-26T15:30:14.910",
"ended": "2014-05-26T15:30:17.697"
}
Sending direct http using JMeter. I sent 5000 requests give or take, but
Marvel and Head show that only 2500 documents got indexed???
I'm I missing something is it a config thing?
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