Re: Upload/update full schema and solrconfig in standalone mode

Alessandro, Scp is "secure cp" and is a part of the ssh service. So if you have ssh access then you can use scp. From Windows you would be using winscp. Many hosts provide this but not all. If you send files to the ops staff then they can coordinate the restart and any fallback planning, so th

Re: Upload/update full schema and solrconfig in standalone mode

SCP is just a copy program that allows you to copy files to a remote system. Think "cp -r..." But to a remote system. On Oct 20, 2017 11:47, "Alessandro Hoss" wrote: > Thanks for your comments Rick, > > Sorry, but I didn't understand what you mean with "scp". But let me explain > our scenario:

Re: Upload/update full schema and solrconfig in standalone mode

Thanks for your comments Rick, Sorry, but I didn't understand what you mean with "scp". But let me explain our scenario: Our application is on-premises, so I can't control the infrastructure of the customer, they just tell me the Solr address and if Solr is running on Cloud mode or not. As our ap

Re: Upload/update full schema and solrconfig in standalone mode

Alessandro First, let me say that the whole idea makes me nervous. 1/ are you better off with scp? I would not want to do this via Solr API 2/ the right way to do this is with Ansible, Puppet or Docker, 3/ would you like to update a 'QA' installation, test it, then flip it into production? Cheers

Upload/update full schema and solrconfig in standalone mode

Hello, Is it possible to upload the entire schema and solrconfig.xml to a Solr running on standalone mode? I know about the Config API , but it allows only add or modify solrconfig properties, and what I want is to change the whole config