Code Search is a brilliant feature based off Elastic Search. I wanted to summarise a few tips from my relatively limited experience with Search Server for TFS 2017, which adds Code Search to your instance.
The first thing to remember is that the size of the index can be quite large (up to 30% the size of a collection in the worst case) so plan for it in advance.
CPU and RAM should not be underestimated as well. Elastic Search can be a quite intensive process.
If you are not an expert on it (like me 
The indexing process can be quite tough on the TFS scheduler, so bear in mind this when you install it – otherwise you will see some jobs delayed.
This should not have an impact on the users (all the core jobs have higher priority anyway), but it is worth remembering that the indexing job will have a similar priority to the reporting jobs, so there is a risk of slowing reporting down.
The depth of articles can easily be felt of this blog. Very precise and straight to the mark. I understood easily the matter of fact which the author of this blog wanted to deliver through his thoughts. Looking for more.HPE ProLiant DL120 Gen9
ReplyDeleteThe method of execution is really impressive of writers of this blog. This team does really work hard and brings new information to its readers. I am connected with this blog very long and I am really thankful.server hp
ReplyDeleteThis blog aware me about different programs which can become very useful for our friends and kids. Few websites provide combined courses and few of the are separately for single subject. Glad to get this information.Lenovo System x3250 M6
ReplyDeleteEnthusiastic beginning is very common in every sector when anyone enters into a new world. But it is very hard to keep such enthusiasm for a long time after huddles come out from invited sources. Read this blog and know more about this topic.HPE ProLiant DL120 Gen9
ReplyDelete