When does an index automatically suppress documents?

Documents are automatically suppressed by an index when they are larger than a specific size threshold, which is set at 30 MB. This suppression is necessary to maintain efficient processing and indexing performance, as handling very large documents can strain resources and slow down the overall indexing workflow. By automatically excluding documents over this size, the indexing process can focus on more manageable file sizes, ensuring that smaller, more relevant documents are prioritized for analysis and retrieval.

In the context of the other choices, system files, image files, and compressed files like ZIP or RAR files may be subject to different handling rules or limitations but are not automatically suppressed by the index based on size. Understanding file size limitations helps users manage their data effectively and optimize the performance of the analytics system.