Given your other e-mail I suspect you're not closing the client and creating new ones for every update request.
You should simply not run out of connections, your client is most probably incorrect. Best, Erick On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 3:38 AM, Ritesh Kumar <ritesh.ku...@hotwaxsystems.com> wrote: > I could get the live Solr nodes using this piece of code > > ZkStateReader zkStateReader = client.getZkStateReader(); > ClusterState clusterState = zkStateReader.getClusterState(); > Set<String> liveNodes = clusterState.getLiveNodes(); > > This way, I will be able to send a query to one of the live nodes and > Zookeeper will take care of the rest, but, I was wondering if this is a > good practice to query from SolrCloud. > > What if the Solr node goes down in the middle of bulk indexing. > > On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 3:37 PM Ritesh Kumar <ritesh.ku...@hotwaxsystems.com> > wrote: > >> I did use CloudSolrClient to query or index data. I did not have to check >> which Solr node is active. The problem I am facing during bulk indexing is >> that the Zookeeper runs out of connections resulting in Connection Timeout >> error. >> >> How can I get to know in advance the active Solr nodes? Any reference >> would be helpful. >> >> Thanks >> >> On Mon, Jul 2, 2018 at 2:36 PM Yasufumi Mizoguchi <yasufumi0...@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I think ZooKeeper can not notice requests to dead nodes, if you send >>> requests to Solr nodes directly. >>> It will be better that asking ZooKeeper which Solr nodes will be running >>> before requesting Solr nodes with CloudSolrClient etc... >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Yasufumi >>> >>> 2018年7月2日(月) 16:49 Ritesh Kumar <ritesh.ku...@hotwaxsystems.com>: >>> >>> > Hello Team, >>> > >>> > I have two Solr nodes running in cloud mode. I know that we send queries >>> > and updates directly to Solr's collection e.g.http://host: >>> > port/solr/<your_collection_name>. Any of the Solr nodes can be used. If >>> the >>> > node does not have the collection being queried then the request will be >>> > forwarded internally to a Solr instance which has that collection. >>> > >>> > But, my question is what happens when the node being queried is down. I >>> am >>> > getting this >>> > error: Server refused connection at http://localhost:xxxx >>> > /solr/collectionName. >>> > >>> > Does not Zookeeper handle this scenario? >>> > >>> > Everything is fine when the node being queried is running. I am able to >>> > index and fetch data. >>> > >>> > Please, help me. >>> > >>> > Best, >>> > Ritesh Kumar >>> > >>> >>
