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Initial indexing is slower than expected when LQE/LDX is running on a Microsoft Windows server

Troubleshooting


Problem

Initial LQE or LDX indexing can be slower than expected (~1 million resources per day) when installed on virtualized Microsoft Windows server environments.

Symptom

Testing shows that LQE/LDX indexing can run at the rate of ~1 million resources per day when you run on ideal hardware as described in Best Practices for Configuring LQE for Performance and Scalability.

It has been observed in some cases that initial indexing is much slower.

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Modified date:
28 May 2021

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