In general, faceting, filtering, sorting, and some scripting can consume a
lot of memory. Kibana usually does a lot of term and histogram facets, as
well as sorting. It is likely that you'll need an instance with more
memory, or if not, you need to distribute the indexes/shards around to more
instances to reduce the memory requirements per instance/node.
index.number_of_shards: 10*
does it help to increase shards ?
As I understand about ES Architecture is a shard means a Lucien Thread.
For now, I'm more worring about memory than performance and speed.
2014년 2월 10일 월요일 오후 11시 36분 58초 UTC+9, Binh Ly 님의 말:
In general, faceting, filtering, sorting, and some scripting can consume a
lot of memory. Kibana usually does a lot of term and histogram facets, as
well as sorting. It is likely that you'll need an instance with more
memory, or if not, you need to distribute the indexes/shards around to more
instances to reduce the memory requirements per instance/node.
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