On Mon, Aug 31, 2015, at 02:23 PM, Maulin Rathod wrote:
> We are using solrcloud 5.2 with 1 shard (in UK Data Center) and 1 replica
> (in Australia Data Center). We observed that data inserted/updated in
> shard
> (UK Data center) is replicated very slowly to Replica in AUSTRALIA Data
> Center (Due to high latency between UK and AUSTRALIA). We are looking to
> improve the speed of data replication from shard to replica. Can we use
> some sort of compression before sending data to replica? Please let me
> know
> if any other alternative is available to improve data replication speed
> from shard to replica?

What sort of replication are you using? SolrCloud? I believe that
Zookeeper doesn't like high-latency setups, thus SolrCloud isn't, of
itself, a good way to replicate across datacentres. 

Traditional master/slave should be fine in that setup, or the
cross-datacentre replication (CDCR) work that has been done recently
might help you. Not so sure what state that is in - I'm sure Erick can
say more!

Upayavira

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