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Performance of Elasticsearch of bitbucket

Martin Raabe
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September 25, 2017

Hi, we are facing perfomance issues.

 

Elastic search needs most of the time around 50% of the cpu of our server which hosts bitbucket.It is an AWS t2.large instance with 2 cores and 8 GB ram.

 

Can you check if this a reasonable amount of CPU load? Do you have information what influences the cpu load of elastic search?

 

Would be great if you can give us a hint, if we should take a look for misconfiguration or use a bigger instance.

Thanks

Martin

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Ana Retamal
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September 27, 2017

Hi Martin, have you checked if the Elasticsearch log is growing in size? You can send us the bitbucket_search.log, omitting any sensitive information that might appear there.

Also, it might be worth for you looking at Troubleshooting steps for Bitbucket Server Code search.
Hope that helps!
Ana
Martin Raabe
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September 27, 2017

Hi Ana,

 

thanks for your reply.

Our elasticsearch log is actually growing in size fast. Is this a common error? Is there a standard fix?

I will look into it in the next days. My workaround for now is to use a bigger instance and deleting the logs regulary.

 

Martin

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