[Solr-user] Garbage Collection tuning - G1 is now a good option - Grokbase



[Solr-user] Garbage Collection tuning - G1 is now a good option - Grokbase

bq. But tons of people on this mailing list do not recommend AggressiveOpts

It's up to you to decide - that is why it's an option. It will enable more
aggressive options that will tend to perform better. On the other hand,
these more aggressive options and optimizations have a history of being
more buggy. Depending on your needs and risk tolerance, you might make a
different choice.

You probably want to research the specific issues it has been found to
cause and whether those issues are important to you or affect the JVM you
are using. You also have to keep in mind that probably all of the issues
are not known or documented and that updates may introduce new issues. You
face some risk like that no matter what though.

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