Mitch Pronschinske 
A Plugin to Monitor Solr Multicore Servers
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This search technology content is part of the Solr-Lucene Microzone, supported by Lucid Imagination, a company of Solr/Lucene all-stars that provides free distributions, training, and a search application development platform called LucidWorks Enterprise.
Need some tools to help you monitor the usage of your Apache Solr server? Do you also need it to support multi-core configurations? Then check out this plugin we just found:
Don't know why it currently only has a rating of 1 star, but you ought to try it out first before making any judgements. You should also take the time to browse around the other plugins in the Munin Exchange. Pretty neat place.
To read the full post, follow the Reference Box link.
Plugin to monitor Solr server usage. Support of multicore configuration with automatic core names gathering.
Available graphs: Average requests per second Average time per request Number of errors Number of timeouts Total number of requests Number of documents
Written in Python / platform independant. Tested on Solr version 1.4.0, working on Debian Lenny with with default installation (no alternative packet needed).
Don't know why it currently only has a rating of 1 star, but you ought to try it out first before making any judgements. You should also take the time to browse around the other plugins in the Munin Exchange. Pretty neat place.
To read the full post, follow the Reference Box link.
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This content on search technology is part of the Solr-Lucene Microzone, supported by Lucid Imagination. They can help you harness the full potential of search through their enterprise Solr development platform—LucidWorks Enterprise—which can make your production process simpler and more cost-efficient with open source configurability.
