bq: the background for my question is that one of the requirements for
our injection tool is that it should report that a new document has
been successfully enrolled to the cluster only if it is available on
all replicas
Frankly, this is the tail wagging the dog. SolrCloud is designed to
guarantee
Hello,
the background for my question is that one of the requirements for our
injection tool is that it should report that a new document has been
successfully enrolled to the cluster only if it is available on all replicas.
The automated integration test for this feature will submit a document
bq: If a timeout between shard leader and replica can
lead to a smaller rf value (because replication has
timed out), is it possible to increase this timeout in the configuration?
Why do you care? If it timed out, then the follower will
no longer be active and will not serve queries. The Cloud vie
Hello,
thank you for the detailed answer.
If a timeout between shard leader and replica can lead to a smaller rf value
(because replication has timed out), is it possible to increase this timeout in
the configuration?
Best Regards,
Martin Mois
Comments inline:
On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 1:31 PM
Comments inline:
On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 1:31 PM, MOIS Martin (MORPHO)
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am running Solr 5.2.1 in a cluster with 6 nodes. My collections have been
> created with replicationFactor=2, i.e. I have one replica for each shard.
> Beyond that I am using autoCommit/maxDocs=1 an
First of all, setting soft commit with maxDocs=1 is almost (but not
quite) guaranteed to lead to problems. For _every_ document you add to
Solr, all your top-level caches (i.e. the ones configured in
solrconrig.xml) will be thrown away, all autowarming will be performed
etc. Essentially assuming a
Hello,
I am running Solr 5.2.1 in a cluster with 6 nodes. My collections have been
created with replicationFactor=2, i.e. I have one replica for each shard.
Beyond that I am using autoCommit/maxDocs=1 and autoSoftCommits/maxDocs=1
in order to achieve near realtime search behavior.
As far a
