A Search – Avg. Response Time/Request alert is a Threshold Alert that notifies you by email when your SearchStax Managed Search service deployment has been taking more than some number… Continue reading Search – Avg. Response Time/Request
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Search Error Count
A Search Error Count is a Threshold Alert that notifies you by email that your SearchStax Managed Search service deployment has experienced some number of search errors during a period… Continue reading Search Error Count
Search Timeout Alert
A Search Timeout is a Threshold Alert that notifies you by email that your SearchStax Managed Search service deployment has experienced some number of search timeout errors during a period… Continue reading Search Timeout Alert
Heartbeat Alert
A Heartbeat Alert notifies you by email that the Monitoring server has not heard from one of your SearchStax Managed Search service nodes for some number of minutes. This creates… Continue reading Heartbeat Alert
Could not obtain overseer’s address
SearchStax Managed Search service administrators sometimes overload their systems by asking Solr to index too many records in a single batch, or too many batches in a short amount of… Continue reading Could not obtain overseer’s address
Is 100% CPU a bad thing?
SearchStax Managed Search service administrators sometimes overload their systems by asking Solr to index too many records in a single batch. CPU levels max out at 100% for extended periods.… Continue reading Is 100% CPU a bad thing?
Why don’t my Collections appear in Monitoring?
SearchStax Managed Search service users sometimes encounter a perplexing issue with Performance Monitoring. The lists of available collections may be empty, or be only partly populated. If you see this… Continue reading Why don’t my Collections appear in Monitoring?
Graph says “No Data,” “Data not available,” or “Downloading data failed.”
SearchStax Managed Search service users sometimes encounter a perplexing issue with Performance Monitoring. Managed Search pops up messages saying that no data is available for one or more graphs. Consider… Continue reading Graph says “No Data,” “Data not available,” or “Downloading data failed.”