As long as you have an http connection, you can use the replication API
fetchindex command to, well, fetch an index. But that copies the index but
does not shard it. I guess you could fetch into a single shard collection
and then use splitshard.
All that said, you'll have to reindex sometime if yo
Hi Massimiliano, the only way to reindex is to resend all documents to the
indexer of the Cloud instance.
At the moment solr doesn't have the ability to do it when the schema is
changed or to "send" indexed data to a SolrCloud from a non cloud .
For example we have in solr a field with an only sto
Hi Paras,
thank you for your answer if you don't mind I would have a couple of
questions
I am experiencing very long indexing times I have 8 servers for currently
working on 1 instance of Solr, I thought of moving to a cloud of 4 solr
servers with 3 zookeeeper servers to distribute the load but I
Hi Massimiliano,
Is it still necessary to run the Optimize command from my application when
> I have finished indexing?
I guess you can stop worrying about optimizations and let Solr handle that
implicitly. There's nothing so bad about having more segments.
On Wed, 26 Feb 2020 at 16:02, Massimi
