good.
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Erick,
Thanks a bunch. Good to know the internals.
Best,
Robin
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You don't need to do anything. Essentially, when replication starts the
current state of the master's index is "frozen" in the sense that the
_closed_ segments that make up the index at the time replication starts are
the only ones that are replicated to the slave.
All indexing happens into an _op
Hello Shalin,
Appreciate your reply. I've not implemented DIH in production and now we are
considering. hence the question, if we configure DIH on the master from
which the Slave is replicating the index, we will need to control this
externally? or is there any setting in DIH that will allow us to
They are completely separate components in Solr. Are you seeing performance
problems in replication due to indexing or vice versa?
On Fri, May 30, 2014 at 10:10 AM, Robin Woods wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What would happen to DataImportHandler that is setup on the master when the
> slave is in the process
