On 10/16/2013 8:01 AM, Henrik Ossipoff Hansen wrote:
> I did not actually realize this, I apologize for my previous reply!
>
> Haproxy would definitely be the right choice then for the posters setup for
> redundancy.
Any load balancer software, or even an appliance load balancer like
those made
I did not actually realize this, I apologize for my previous reply!
Haproxy would definitely be the right choice then for the posters setup for
redundancy.
Den 16/10/2013 kl. 15.53 skrev Shawn Heisey :
> On 10/16/2013 3:52 AM, michael.boom wrote:
>> I have setup a SolrCloud system with: 3 shard
On 10/16/2013 3:52 AM, michael.boom wrote:
> I have setup a SolrCloud system with: 3 shards, replicationFactor=3 on 3
> machines along with 3 Zookeeper instances.
>
> My web application makes queries to Solr specifying the hostname of one of
> the machines. So that machine will always get the requ
Thanks!
Could you provide some examples or details of the configuration you use ?
I think this solution would suit me also.
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What you could do (and what we do) is to have a simple proxy in front of your
Solr instances. We for example run with Nginx in front of all of our Tomcats,
and use Nginx's upstream capabilities to do a simple loadbalancer for our
SolrCloud cluster.
http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpUpstreamModule
I'm
Thanks!
I've read a lil' bit about that, but my app is php-based so I'm afraid I
can't use that.
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If your web application is using SolrJ/Java based - use a CloudSolrServer
instance with the zkHosts. It will take care of load balancing when
querying, indexing, and handle routing if a node goes down.
On 16 October 2013 10:52, michael.boom wrote:
> I have setup a SolrCloud system with: 3 shard