And you will have "loadbalancing" since a "random" of the replica behind
the shard will be chosen to handle the query.
On 1/6/13 3:10 AM, Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
Hi Hassan,
Correct. If you have a single shard, then the query will execute the query
on only one node and that is it.
Otis
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Hi Hassan,
Correct. If you have a single shard, then the query will execute the query
on only one node and that is it.
Otis
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http://sematext.com/
On Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 9:06 AM, Hassan wrote:
> Missed the replicationFactor parameter. Works great now.
> http:/
Missed the replicationFactor parameter. Works great now.
http://imm.io/RM66
Thanks a lot for you help,
One last question. in terms of scalability, having this design of one
collection per customer, with one shard and many replicas, A query will
be handled by one shard (or replica) on one node o
Thanks Per and Otis,
It is much clearer now but I have a question about adding new solr nodes
and collections.
I have a dedicated zookeeper instance. Lets say I have uploaded my
configuration to zookeeper using "zkcli" and named it, say,
"configuration1".
Now I want to create a new solrcloud f
Do you remember to add replicationFactor parameter when you create your
"customer1" and "customer2" collections/shards?
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrCloud#Managing_collections_via_the_Collections_API
(note that maxShardsPerNode and createNodeSet params are not available
in 4.0.0, but will be
Thanks Per and Otis,
It is much clearer now but I have a question about adding new solr nodes
and collections.
I have a dedicated zookeeper instance. Lets say I have uploaded my
configuration to zookeeper using "zkcli" and named it, say,
"configuration1".
Now I want to create a new solrcloud f
Hi,
I think things will work for Hassan as he described them. The key is not
to shard in his case, that's all.
Hassan, yes, 1-2M docs is small. But beware of creating a crazy
number (e.g. thousands) of collections per server, as each collection has
some cost.
Otis
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Solr & ElasticSearch Suppor
On 1/4/13 9:21 AM, Hassan wrote:
Hi,
I am considering SolrCloud for our applications but I have run into
the limitation of not being able to use Join Queries in distributed
searches.
Our requirements are the following:
- SolrCloud will serve many applications where each application
"index" i
Hi,
I am considering SolrCloud for our applications but I have run into the
limitation of not being able to use Join Queries in distributed searches.
Our requirements are the following:
- SolrCloud will serve many applications where each application "index"
is separate from other application.
