Thanks Eric,
I will watch out for Map reduce option. It will be helpfull if I get any
links to set up hadoop with solr.
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Should be fine. Things to watch:
1> solrconfig.xml has to have the HdfsDirectoryFactory enabled.
2> You probably want to configure ZooKeeper stand-alone,
although it's possible to run embedded ZK it's just awkward
since you can't really bounce Solr nodes running embedded
ZK at wil
Thanks everybody, And I was confused. Now if i am not wrong, I have to use
solr with tomcat or jetty and I can use Hadoop file system to store index
file where solr by default uses NTFs... and etc. So my question is can I
have a configuration mentioned below.
1. Solr 4.7 + Tomcat 7 + Apache zookee
Minor clarification:
The storage of indices uses the Hadoop file system API- not hdfs specifically -
so connection is actually not to hdfs ... Solr can distribute indices for
failover / reliability/ scaling to any hcfs compliant filesystem.
> On Jun 30, 2014, at 11:55 AM, Erick Erickson wro
On 6/30/2014 3:19 AM, gurunath wrote:
> I want to setup solr in production, Initially the data set i am using is of
> small scale, the size of data will grow gradually. I have heard about using
> "*Big Data Work for Hadoop and Solr*", Is this a better option for large
> data or better to go ahead w
Whoa! You're confusing a couple of things I think.
The only real connection Solr <-> Hadoop _may_
be that Solr can have its indexes stored on HDFS.
Well, you can also create map/reduce jobs that
will index the data via M/R and merge them
into a live index in Solr (assuming it's storing its
indexes
