: My question is, even with backup, solr will still have a single index,
: right? We will have huge amount of data in index - it is ever increasing.

if you have older docs you want to retire out of your index, you'll need
to do that manually (delete by query can come in handy)

: I want to archive older data - say every 2 weeks and start a new index - but
: want the older indices to be searchable.
:
: I can potentially take a snapshot at master at 2 week interval, backup and
: restart master with fresh index.

you don't really need to restart the master ... you could pull snapshots
from your master to a slave, and then when you decide that slave is "full"
of old docs you stop pulling snapshots, and delete the old docs from your
master and start replicating to a new slave.

: Does solr handle this - how? Or how do I solve this problem? Open to other
: suggestions too.

what you're describing is fairly outside of what i would consider "normal"
Solr usage .. it seems very special purpose.



-Hoss

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