Hi,
we are running Solr on Marathon/Mesos, which should basically be the
same as DC/OS. Solr and ZooKeeper are running in docker containers. I
wrote my own Mesos framework that handles the assignment to the agents.
There is a public sample that does the same for ElasticSearch. I'm not
aware of a public Solr Mesos framework. The only "mediation" that
happens here is that Solr runs in a docker container with a memory
limit. If you give it enough resources it should be pretty close to
running straight on the machine. JVM memory tuning and docker is however
not the most fun.
regards,
Hendrik
On 15.03.2018 00:09, Rick Leir wrote:
Søren,
DC/OS installs on top of Ubuntu or RedHat, and it is used to coordinate many
machines so they appear as a cluster.
Solr needs to be on a single machine, or in the case of SolrCloud, on many
machines. It has no need of the coordination which DC/OS provides. Solr depends
on direct access to lots of memory, and if any coordination layer attempts to
mediate access to the memory then Solr would slow down. I recommend you install
Solr directly on Ubuntu or Redhat or Windows Server (Disclosure: I know very
little about DC/OS)
Cheers -- Rick
On March 14, 2018 6:19:22 AM EDT, "Søren" <s...@syntonetic.com> wrote:
Hi, has anyone experience in running solr on DC/OS?
If so, how is that achieved succesfully? Solr is not in Universe.
Thanks in advance,
Soren
