Sounds great - thanks all.
On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 2:06 PM, Erick Erickson
wrote:
> bq: I think ADD/DELETE replica APIs are best for within a SolrCloud
>
> I second this, if for no other reason than I'd expect this to get
> more attention than the underlying core admin API.
>
> That said, I belie
bq: I think ADD/DELETE replica APIs are best for within a SolrCloud
I second this, if for no other reason than I'd expect this to get
more attention than the underlying core admin API.
That said, I believe ADD/DELETE replica just makes use of the core
admin API under the covers, in which case you
I think ADD/DELETE replica APIs are best for within a SolrCloud,
however if you need to move data across SolrClouds you will have to
resort to older APIs, which I didn't find good documentation of but
many references to. So I wrote up the instructions to do so here:
https://gist.github.com/ralph-t
1. The new replica will not begin serving data until it's all there and
caught up. You can watch the replica status on the Cloud screen to see
it catch up; when it's green, you're done. If you're trying to automate
this, you're going to look for the replica that says "recovering" in
clusterstat
