Right, that's a good idea. Thanks!
On 30 December 2012 17:41, Aloke Ghoshal wrote:
> Hi Marcin,
>
> Since you are thinking of this in the context of Amazon, I would suggest
> taking a different route. Assign an Elastic IP (EIP) to each EC2 instance
> running the ZK node & use the EIP in Solr. Th
Hi Marcin,
Since you are thinking of this in the context of Amazon, I would suggest
taking a different route. Assign an Elastic IP (EIP) to each EC2 instance
running the ZK node & use the EIP in Solr. This way you could easily map
the EIP to a new EC2 instance subsequently, if required, and the ch
Hi,
Thanks for your replies. I don't change ZK hosts a lot of times. I'm using
Amazon platform and if a ZK host is not available I will start new EC2
instance and will have to plug it to Solr configuration (restart required).
In case of load balancer this would be much easier (no need to restart
so
A zookeeper ensemble should be a fairly reliable, large enough no.of
machines(3+ typically 5,7,9) for a quorum.
So adding a load balancer on top will just add a hop and
decrease performance, and also add a failure point in the system.
that being said there needs to be a way to provide solr with a
I would suggest asking this on the zookeeper user list.
And let us know here what you find out, I'd be interested.
Note, zookeeper, as I understand it, uses its own protocol, so to some
reasonable extent it probablmy depends on yr load balancer. Also, as I
understand it, zookeeper maintains activ
