This section describes the features that are or are not available for different DIH distribution modes, and describes the data volumes that you can expect in each distribution mode. You can use the two tables on this page to help decide which distribution mode you want to use.
The following table describes the features that are available in various DIH distribution modes.
The following table describes the data transfer volumes for the different DIH distribution modes in terms of the fraction of the number of documents in the incoming IDX or XML. These approximately correspond to data file size (ignoring marginal overheads such as XML headers). However, if your documents differ widely in size or you index in small batches, these values will only emerge as long-term averages.
In the table:
N is the number of server groups
M is the total number of child servers
r is the number of replicas configured in Consistent Hash mode
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