This topic introduces the query node-related configurations of Milvus.
Query node performs hybrid search of vector and scalar data on both incremental and historical data.
Under this section, you can configure query node port, graceful time, etc.
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Default Value |
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The minimum time before the newly inserted data can be searched.
Unit: ms
Milvus executes a search request directly when the search message timestamp is earlier the query node system time.
When the search message timestamp is later than the query node system time, the Milvus waits until that the time diferrence between query node system time and the timestamp is less than this parameter, and then executes the search request.
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0 |
| Description |
Default Value |
| TCP port of query node. |
21123 |
| Description |
Default Value |
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The maximum size of each RPC request that the query node can receive.
Unit: Byte
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2147483647 |
| Description |
Default Value |
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The maximum size of each respond the query node can send when receiving an RPC request.
Unit: Byte
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2147483647 |
| Description |
Default Value |
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The maximum size of each respond that the query node can receive when sending an RPC request.
Unit: Byte
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104857600 |
| Description |
Default Value |
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The maximum size of each RPC request that the query node can send.
Unit: Byte
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104857600 |
| Description |
Default Value |
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The interval that query node publishes the node statistics information, including segment status, cpu usage, memory usage, health status, etc.
Unit: ms
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1000 |
| Description |
Default Value |
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The maximum size of task queue cache in flow graph in query node.
Unit: MB
Query node uses flow graph to subscribe to and organize the message flow.
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1024 |
| Description |
Default Value |
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Row count by which Segcore divides a segment into chunks.
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1024 |
