On 4/13/2016 4:29 AM, preeti kumari wrote: > I have a solr cloud setup. > Two clusters - Primary and Secondary. Each cluster has two collections. > Primary cluster is hosted on Solr Node N1, N2, N3 > Secondary Cluster is hosted on Solr Nodes N3, N4, N5 . > All solr nodes are on different physical servers. > Primary clusters are running on zk1,zk2,zk3 quorum whereas Secondary is > running on zk4,zk5,zk6. > > Now for production i need to configure F5 such that if i don't have > response from Primary cluster , i should route it to Secondary cluster. > > Please let me know how F5 would help to achieve this. > > How to configure solr nodes to F5 load balancer? > If any other load balancer would help to achieve this or using > cloudsolrclient will make my setup fault tolerant.
You will need to ask someone who knows about the F5 how to do this. This question is outside the scope of this mailing list. With haproxy (software load balancer) instead of F5, you would set all of the servers in the second cluster as backup servers, which means they would not be considered for usage unless all of the first cluster servers were down. I use haproxy with Solr, so I happen to know how it works. CloudSolrClient (from SolrJ) is only designed to handle one cluster -- it would not be able to fail over to a second cluster. Thanks, Shawn
