Thanks for answering
Mark Miller skrev:
Guess that is the whole point. Guess that I do not have to replicate
configuration files, since SolrCloud (AFAIK) does not use local
configuration files but information in ZK. And the it gets a little hard to
guess how to do it, since the explanation o
Guess that is the whole point. Guess that I do not have to replicate
> configuration files, since SolrCloud (AFAIK) does not use local
> configuration files but information in ZK. And the it gets a little hard to
> guess how to do it, since the explanation on http://wiki.apache.org/solr/*
> *SolrRe
Tomás Fernández Löbbe skrev:
Hi, AFAIK SolrCloud still doesn't support replication, that's why in the
example you have to copy the directory manually. Replication has to be
implemented by using the SolrReplication as you mentioned or use some kind
of distributed indexing (you'll have to do it you
Hi, AFAIK SolrCloud still doesn't support replication, that's why in the
example you have to copy the directory manually. Replication has to be
implemented by using the SolrReplication as you mentioned or use some kind
of distributed indexing (you'll have to do it yourself). SolrReplication
stuff i
Hi
I have been working with ElasticSearch for a while now, and find it very
cool. Unfortunately we are no longer allowed to use ElasticSearch in our
project. Therefore we are looking for alternatives - Solr(Cloud) is an
option.
I have been looking at SolrCloud and worked through the "example
