How many indexes can you populate at one time?

In the context of data management and analytics within the Relativity platform, populating indexes refers to the process of building or updating search indexes to improve data retrieval efficiency. The limitation of populating only one index at a time is designed to ensure that the indexing process is streamlined and minimizes the chances of data inconsistency or corruption. By focusing on a single index, the system can allocate resources effectively, maintain integrity during the operation, and ensure that the index is fully populated and optimized before moving on to the next one.

The ability to manage indices this way helps to prevent potential conflicts or performance issues that could arise from attempting to populate multiple indices simultaneously. Consequently, this single-index approach supports better data management practices and enhances overall system performance.