Perfect! Thanks Erick and Shalin!!
On 3 May 2018 at 16:13:06, Erick Erickson (erickerick...@gmail.com) wrote:
Shalin's right, I was hurried in my response and forgot that the
min_rf just _allows_ the client to figure out that the update didn't
get updated on enough replicas and the client has to
Shalin's right, I was hurried in my response and forgot that the
min_rf just _allows_ the client to figure out that the update didn't
get updated on enough replicas and the client has to "do the right
thing" with that information, thanks Shalin!
Right, your scenario is correct. When the follower g
Shalin,
Given the earlier response by Erick, wondering when this scenario occurs
i.e. when the replica node recovers after a time period, wouldn’t it
automatically recover all the missed updates by connecting to the leader?
My understanding is the below from the responses so far (assuming
replicat
The min_rf parameter does not fail indexing. It only tells you how many
replicas received the live update. So if the value is less than what you
wanted then it is up to you to retry the update later.
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 3:33 PM, Greenhorn Techie
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Good Morning!!
>
> In the case
That's a pretty open-ended question. The short form
is when the replica switches back to "active" (or green
on the admin UI) then it's been caught up.
This is all about NRT replicas.
PULL and TLOG replicas pull the segments from the
leader so the idea of "sending a doc to the replica"
doesn't rea
Hi Erick
What will happen after replica recovered ? Is leader continuously
checks status of replica and send again after recovered or replica will
pull document for indexing after recovering ?
Please clarify this behavior for all of Replica types i.e. NRT, TLOG and
PULL. (i have implemented solr
1> When the replica fails, the leader tries to resend it, and if the
resends fail,
then the follower goes into recovery which will eventually get the document
caught up.
2> Yes, the client will get a failure indication.
Best,
Erick
On Wed, May 2, 2018 at 3:03 AM, Greenhorn Techie
wrot
Hi,
Good Morning!!
In the case of a SolrCloud setup with sharing and replication in place,
when a document is sent for indexing, what happens when only the shard
leader has indexed the document, but the replicas failed, for whatever
reason. Will the document be resent by the leader to the replica
