Since version 5 SOLR has been distributed as a stand-alone server running within Jetty. Some (like me) would prefer to run it within Tomcat which requires the creation of a WAR file.
Below are the steps to take do achieve this. I have successfully done this with SOLR 5 through SOLR 8.
Please note that this is not officially supported so may stop working at any time.
I have an AQC107 10Gb NIC installed in my PC running AlmaLinux 9. AlmaLinux 9 supports the card well enough but I found that a number of network settings need to be changed to get the best performance.
Of course these settings also apply to 8, and I think these should also work on 10 as well but I have not yet tested them.
Make the following changes:
I have an NVIDIA graphics card that I use for TensorFlow work, I build TensorFlow from source and keep up with the current releases of CUDA, cuDNN and NCCL.
I have the following configuration:
This gist is inspired by Building TensorFlow from source (TF 2.3.0, Ubuntu 20.04).
My situation is a little different because I run Centos 8 (2004) and keep up with the current releases of CUDA, cuDNN and NCCL which the PIP version of TensorFlow does not (yet) support.