bq: But when indexing a document in one shard,it gets reflected in every shard
of that collection
This is a misunderstanding (and I'm being a bit pedantic here). Each shard
contains a portion of the entire corpus. Say you have 1M docs and 2 shards.
Each shard will have very close to 500K documents
The machines part may have been a bit misleading. I am sorry for that. What
I actually meant was shards. Now, you can have multiple shards hosted on a
single machine or multiple machines as in the example I gave.
"I have to make sure that all those machines have solr server or gateway
should be de
Hi
You described that sharding is to distribute data over multiple machines.Do
I have to make sure that all those machines have solr server or gateway
should be deplyed ?
And what multiple JVM processes run behind a solr server running?
I wanted to know what is a node. -> I understood like a mchin
1) A collection is simply a logical group and can consist of multiple
cores. The core is a representation of a single physical index or part of
an index. Both cores and collections can be created in local as well as
cloud modes.
2) Sharding is performed to distribute your index over multiple machin
