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Impact of LineBreakingProcessor and AggregateMiningProcessor on indexing performance

swatishs
Explorer
‎03-28-2019 12:42 AM

When indexing a directory containing html files, log files, zipped log files and gzipped log files, I am getting many LineBreakingProcessor and AggregateMiningProcessor warnings. It is scattered with them.
LineBreakingProcessor: When a line exceepds a predefined lenght (default 10,000bytes)
AggregateMiningProcessor: When an event has more than 256 lines.

Can someone please elaborate more on the performance impact of these?

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