Shawn,
As you mentioned, it was indeed a problem with my network. The port 2888 was
blocked restricting zookeeper communication its peers.
Thanks,
Abhi
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On 2/23/2019 2:29 PM, abhishek_itengg wrote:
1) I verified the presence of solr.xml file at SOLR_HOME directory on all
the three servers.
2) I am starting the SOLR nodes in the cloud mode. Its configured as NSSM
windows service.
solr start -cloud -f -p 8983 -z
"10.**.**.208:2181,10.**.37.**:2181,
Hi Erick,
1) I verified the presence of solr.xml file at SOLR_HOME directory on all
the three servers.
2) I am starting the SOLR nodes in the cloud mode. Its configured as NSSM
windows service.
solr start -cloud -f -p 8983 -z
"10.**.**.208:2181,10.**.37.**:2181,10.**.38.**:2181"
Everything was wo
Hi Frankie,
Excuse my ignorance here as I am really new to the ZK and SolrCloud world.
Could you guide me where can I see the ZK logs, I really do not see any
folder for logs in zookeeper directory.
Thanks,
Abhi
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Hi Edwin,
No, the 3 solr nodes are each of an individual server tied with their own
zookeeper instance. So basically 1ZK +1Solr Node instance on each three
servers.
Thanks,
Abhi
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Is your setup of the 3 Solr nodes all on the same server?
Normally we will use dedicated zookeeper and not the embedded one,
especially when you already have 3 nodes, makes more sense to use dedicated
zookeeper.
Regards,
Edwin
On Sun, 24 Feb 2019 at 00:40, Jörn Franke wrote:
> I would not go f
I would not go for embedded ZooKeeper, but a dedicated zookeeper - ideally on
different machines than the solr servers.
Check also the ZK logs - maybe the data got corrupted due to improper shutdown.
> Am 23.02.2019 um 17:20 schrieb abhishek_itengg :
>
> Facing an issue where SolrCloud cluste
solr.xml lives in one of two places:
1> SOLR_HOME, and if this was working before, it means that that file was
removed somehow. Solr would not remove it by itself
2> ZooKeeper, in which case if some instances started and some didn’t, you’re
either starting Solr differently or not pointing to th
