Did you try adding core.properties file in your core folder with below
content and change the value for name and collection property
ex: core1/core.properties content:
numShards=1
name=core1
shard=shard1
collection=collection1
On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 8:14 AM, michael.boom wrote:
> From my und
>From my understanding, if your already existing cluster satisfies your
collection (already live nodes >= nr shards * replication factor) there
wouldn't be any need for creating additional replicas on the new server,
unless you directly ask for them, after startup.
I usually just add the machine to
2013 15:44
Subject: Re: Adding a server to an existing SOLR cloud cluster
Thanks.
If I understand what you are saying, it should automatically register
itself
with the existing cluster if we start SOLR with the correct command line
options. We tried adding the numShards option to the comman
Thanks.
If I understand what you are saying, it should automatically register itself
with the existing cluster if we start SOLR with the correct command line
options. We tried adding the numShards option to the command line but still
get the same outcome.
We start the new SOLR server using
/usr
Try manually creating shard replicas on the new server. I think the new
server is only used automatically when you start you Solr server instance
with "correct command line" option (aka. -DnumShards) - I never liked
this kind of behaviour.
The server is not present in clusterstate.json file,
