On 7/11/2013 11:11 PM, Ranjith Venkatesan wrote:
> tickTime in zookeeper was high. When i reduced it to 2000ms solr node status
> gets updated in <20s. Hence resolved my issue. Thanks for helping me.
>
> I have one more question.
>
> 1. Is it advisable to reduce the tickTime further.
>
> 2. Or w
Hi,
tickTime in zookeeper was high. When i reduced it to 2000ms solr node status
gets updated in <20s. Hence resolved my issue. Thanks for helping me.
I have one more question.
1. Is it advisable to reduce the tickTime further.
2. Or whats the most appropriate tickTime which gives maximum perfo
My zkClientTimeout is set to 15000 by default.
I am using external zookeeper-3.4.5 which is also running in 3 machines. I
am using only one shard with replication factor being set to 3.
Normal shutdown updates the solr state as soon as the node gets down.. I am
facing issue with abrupt shut down
What do you have your ZK Timeout set to (zkClientTimeout in solr.xml or
command line if you override it)?
A kill of the raw process is bad, but ZK should spot that using its
heartbeat mechanism, so unless your timeout is very large, it should be
detecting the node is no longer available, and then
> We are going to use solr in production. There are chances that the machine
> itself might shutdown due to power failure or the network is disconnected
> due to manual intervention. We need to address those cases as well to
> build
> a robust system..
The latest version of Solr is 4.3.1, and 4.4
We are going to use solr in production. There are chances that the machine
itself might shutdown due to power failure or the network is disconnected
due to manual intervention. We need to address those cases as well to build
a robust system..
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The same scenario happens if network to any one of the machine is
unavailable. (i.e if we manually disconnect network cable also, status of
the node not gets updated immediately).
Pls help me in this issue
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On 7/9/2013 5:43 AM, Ranjith Venkatesan wrote:
> I am new to solr. Currently i m using Solr-4.3.0. I had setup a solrcloud
> setup in 3 machines. If I kill a node running in any of the machine using
> "/kill -9/", status of the killed node is not updating immediately in web
> console of solr. I tak
Something is wrong if it actually takes 20 minutes.
- Mark
On Jul 9, 2013, at 7:43 AM, Ranjith Venkatesan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to solr. Currently i m using Solr-4.3.0. I had setup a solrcloud
> setup in 3 machines. If I kill a node running in any of the machine using
> "/kill -9/", statu
