On Fri, Jun 10, 2016 at 6:18 PM, Erick Erickson <erickerick...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, how brave do you want to be ;)? Hi Erick, thanks for your reply! > There's no great magic to the > Zookeeper nodes here. If you do everything just right you could create > one manually. By that I mean you could "hand edit" the znode with the > Zookeeper commands, you'd have to dig for the exact commands.... So, if I create (or edit) the correct entries in ZK, Solr should just pick that up and behave accordingly? I thought I had to do this through the Solr API. I think I'll experiment some more with this. > You _may_ be able to use the ADDREPLICA command, assuming that the shard > information is still in the ZK node. I haven't tried this however. > The shard information is gone from zookeeper (I guess that's what you mean by ZK node?), and I can't specify hash ranges through the ADDREPLICA command. > All that said, if the node is somehow permanently gone, you have to > re-index anyway to get the data back so recreating the collection > would be less fooling around. > I'm not really interested in the data, since all data in the collection has a TTL of 30 minutes. I ended up re-creating the collection even though it gave me a couple of minutes downtime. If this happens again, it would be awesome if I could manually create the shards with the specified hash ranges. Cheers, Henrik
