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> You can add a min_rf=true parameter to your indexing
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Yeah I read about it, but it doesn't help me as in this case, I'm
implementing some monitoring component over a SolrCloud instance, so I have
no handle to the indexing client. I would like the monitor to check the
replicas and report somet
Hi Shai,
To your original question on how to know if a document has been indexed at
all replicas -- You can add a min_rf=true parameter to your indexing
request and then Solr will add information to the response about how many
replicas gave an ack' to the leader. So if the returned number is equal
Thanks Erick,
When a replica is down, no updates are sent to it. When it comes back up,
it discovers that it needs to catch-up with the leader. If there are many
events it falls back to index replication (slower). During this period of
time, is the replica considered ACTIVE or RECOVERING?
And, ca
You can always issue a *:* query, but it'd have to be at least your
autoSoftCommit interval ago since the soft commit trigger will have
slightly different wall clock times.
But it shouldn't be necessary to wait I don't think. Since the
indexing request doesn't succeed until the docs have been writ
Hi
Is there a recommended, preferably fast, way to check that a document is
indexed by all replicas? I currently do that by issuing a search request to
each replica, but was wondering if there's a faster way.
Even better, is there a way to verify all replicas of a shard are
"up-to-date", e.g. by
