how many replicas
>>>> need to confirm to the leader before the response is supplied to the
>>>> client, as you can with say MongoDB replicas.
>
> Yes, that's possible. It's what I was thinking about when I mentioned
> "...general case flow". T
That capability is relatively new, and not the
default, which is why I didn't mention it.
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default, which is why I didn't mention it.
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As I understand it for non-SolrCloud
de to send the request to. But you'll
need to be taxing the cloud pretty heavily before that difference becomes too
noticeable.
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Thank you very much John and Garth,
I've tested it out and it works fine, I can send the updates to any of the solr
nodes.
If I am not using a zookeeper aware client and If I direct all my queries (read
queries
Thank you very much John and Garth,
I've tested it out and it works fine, I can send the updates to any of the
solr nodes.
If I am not using a zookeeper aware client and If I direct all my queries
(read queries) always to the leader of the solr instances,does it
automatically load balance between
Actually, zookeeper really won't participate in the update process at all.
If you're using a "zookeeper aware" client like SolrJ, the SolrJ library will
read the cloud configuration from zookeeper, but will send all the updates to
the leader of the shard that the document is meant to go to.
If
Others on the list are more expert, but I think your #1 Zookeeper will not
get hammered.
As I understand it, Solr itself (the leader) will handle farming out the
work to the other two Solr nodes.
The amount of traffic on the Zookeeper instances should be minimal.
Now - could your SolrCloud of 3
