And they do the right thing far faster than a load balancer would. In
one test I made, zookeeper updated th cluster state within 200ms. It may
well have been less than that, I didn't check. I had requests going to a
cluster in a loop, and my client (pysolr with PR #138) retried on
connection failur
You're over-complicating it, the complexity is already in Solr ;)...
First, if your using a SolrJ client (assuming you're accessing
Solr from your app), use the CloudSolrClient class. This takes
a ZK ensemble and does it's own load balancing via a software
load balancer.
If you're not using SolrJ
Hello - a simple load balancer will do just fine. Or more sophisticated tools
such as Varnish, HAProxy or Nginx, which we use. A hardware loadbalancer would
obviously also do the job
Markus
-Original message-
> From:Andrej van der Zee
> Sent: Friday 18th December 2015 13:20
> To: sol
