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I want a search that will list saved searches that are (historically) consuming high CPU, memory, and take a long time to execute.
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The Distributed Management Console has a dashboard for a similar search.
It's under the Search Menu -> Activitiy -> Search Usage Statistics : Deployment under the title "Long Running Searches"
Also, Search Menu -> Activity -> Search Activity : Deployment under the title "Top 20 Memory-Consuming Searches"
It has a bunch of other useful dashboards.
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The Distributed Management Console has a dashboard for a similar search.
It's under the Search Menu -> Activitiy -> Search Usage Statistics : Deployment under the title "Long Running Searches"
Also, Search Menu -> Activity -> Search Activity : Deployment under the title "Top 20 Memory-Consuming Searches"
It has a bunch of other useful dashboards.
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Thanks a lot sk314.It helped me,Now i need to find the cpu utilization for those searches too,any idea,how to append this query:
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I am not sure if instrumentation at that resolution is possible/enabled.
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I thought of taking the query by clicking "open in search" and appending it.
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