It simply auto mounts NFS mount points under /net/$host/$export so is no
different than having manually mounted NFS mount points for the purposes
of backing up.
Just be sure that your NFS host is set to export the appropriate file
system location with the needed net mask so that your various n
Hi Rahul
Solr is a secondary index. The system of record is a RDBMS.
I'm currently looking at using AWS Elastic File System. Have you got any
experience with this? I also thought about trying s3fs.
When you say backup locally, what do you mean? Backup the files on disc
without the associated Zoo
Greg,
Is SolR your main system of record or is it a secondary index to a primary data
store?
Depending on the answer to that question I would recommend different options.
If primary, then I would ask what is the underlying compute infrastructure. Is
it container, VM , or bare metal.
There are
Thanks for the confirmation Shawn. Distributed systems are hard, so this
makes sense.
I have a large, stable cluster (stable in terms of leadership and
performance) with a single shard. The cluster scales up and down with
additional PULL replicas over the day with the traffic curve.
It's going to
On 5/29/2018 3:01 PM, Greg Roodt wrote:
> What is the best way to perform a backup of a Solr Cloud cluster? Is there
> a way to backup only the leader? From my tests with the collections admin
> BACKUP command, all nodes in the cluster need to have access to a shared
> filesystem. Surely that isn't
Hi
What is the best way to perform a backup of a Solr Cloud cluster? Is there
a way to backup only the leader? From my tests with the collections admin
BACKUP command, all nodes in the cluster need to have access to a shared
filesystem. Surely that isn't necessary if you are backing up the leader
