Multiple index profile or cluster on FAST ESP 5.3

Can we more than one index profile in like one index profile per collection or multiple cluster pointing to different  index profile.

One per collection would mean one cluster per collection, which may be doable but tricky  to operate.
The cluster is tied to only one index profile , so collections within the same cluster share the same Index profile.
So, you can have a farm with multiple clusters, but usually this kind of setup in the past was done with the help of FAST consulting services.

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  • Facing the issue Incomplete results (due to index-reload or timeout). Query will be resubmitted in 0 ms. 0 tries left. in FAST ESP 5.3

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    Bill Planey wrote:
    For a catalog of about 350 pages, I need both a manufacturer index and a product index. I have read some of the creative solutions already posted here and in other web discussions, and I have an idea.
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