Re: Where to specify numShards when startup up a cloud setup

2014-04-18 Thread Liu Bo
f you've > already mentioned e.g. waiting for Solr to start up etc. > > Of course same logic applies here, numShards param is meanigful only the > first time. Even if you change it at a later point the # of shards stays > the > same. > > > > -- > View this messa

RE: Where to specify numShards when startup up a cloud setup

2014-04-02 Thread zzT
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RE: Where to specify numShards when startup up a cloud setup

2013-07-17 Thread Robert Stewart
.org] Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2013 6:35 PM To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org Subject: Re: Where to specify numShards when startup up a cloud setup On 7/16/2013 3:36 PM, Robert Stewart wrote: > I want to script the creation of N solr cloud instances (on ec2). > > But its not clear to me wh

Re: Where to specify numShards when startup up a cloud setup

2013-07-16 Thread Shawn Heisey
On 7/16/2013 3:36 PM, Robert Stewart wrote: I want to script the creation of N solr cloud instances (on ec2). But its not clear to me where I would specify numShards setting. From documentation, I see you can specify on the "first node" you start up, OR alternatively, use the "collections" API

Re: Where to specify numShards when startup up a cloud setup

2013-07-16 Thread Ali, Saqib
What does the solr.xml look like on the nodes? On Tue, Jul 16, 2013 at 2:36 PM, Robert Stewart wrote: > I want to script the creation of N solr cloud instances (on ec2). > > But its not clear to me where I would specify numShards setting. > From documentation, I see you can specify on the "first

Where to specify numShards when startup up a cloud setup

2013-07-16 Thread Robert Stewart
I want to script the creation of N solr cloud instances (on ec2). But its not clear to me where I would specify numShards setting. >From documentation, I see you can specify on the "first node" you start up, OR >alternatively, use the "collections" API to create a new collection - but in >that c