Luis Cappa Banda skrev:
Thanks a lot, Per. Now I understand the whole scenario. One last question:
I've been searching trying to find some kind of request handler that
retrieves cluster status information, but no luck. I know that there exists
a JSON called clusterstate.json, but I don't know the
There is a /zookeeper servlet that the admin UI uses for the Cloud tab. I don't
know much about it, I think Ryan wrote it.
The other option is to talk to zk directly.
I also plan on adding an admin handler for ZooKeeper at some point.
- Mark
On Dec 15, 2012, at 12:33 PM, Luis Cappa Banda wrot
Thanks a lot, Per. Now I understand the whole scenario. One last question:
I've been searching trying to find some kind of request handler that
retrieves cluster status information, but no luck. I know that there exists
a JSON called clusterstate.json, but I don't know the way to get it in raw
JSON
Luis Cappa Banda skrev:
Do you know if SolrCloud replica shards have 100% the same data as the
leader ones every time? Probably wen synchronizing with leaders there
exists a delay, so executing queries to replicas won't be a good idea.
As long as the replica is in state "active" it will be 100
Hello, Per.
Thanks for your answer! I jave worked a lot with SolrJ and in the last two
months also with the new SolrJ 4.0 and specifically with Zookeeper and
CloudSolrServer implementation. I've developed a search engine wrapper that
dispatches queries to SolrCloud using a CloudSolrServer pool. Th
As Mark mentioned Solr(Cloud) can be accessed through HTTP and return
e.g. JSON which should be easy to handle in a javascript. But the
client-part (SolrJ) of Solr is not just a dumb client interface - it
provides a lot of client-side functionality, e.g. some intelligent
decision making based o
I think that Node.js is extremely powerful for developing REST API very
light and simple modules, so combining it with Solr sounds good, that´s why
I´m obsessed to combine them.
So then with an example of numShards=2 SolrCloud is posible to execute
queries like:
http://host1:8000/solr/collection1
Yes, you can access SolrCloud in any std way you can access Solr.
The main difference when using a client that does not know how to talk to
ZooKeeper about the cluster state:
You have to specify a particular machines address or setup a load balancer when
using a 'dumb client.
A dumb client wil
