Right. Solr uses zookeeper only for configuration information. The index resides on the machines running solr.
bq: In my solr instances directory tree, /solr/mycollection/ sometimes I have an "index" or "index.20121107185908378" You can configure Solr to keep snapshots of indexes around under control of an index deletion policy, which you can configure. I think what you're seeing is this policy in action, you can check to see how it's set up in your particular situation. This is independent of SolrCloud, it's local to the solr node. About CREATE. I'm not entirely sure where the config comes from, sorry I can't help there... What does the solr.xml file show? Are there instanceDir attribute to the newly-created core (or schema or config)? Best Erick On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 3:52 PM, darul <daru...@gmail.com> wrote: > I reply to myself : > > > darul wrote > > > * > > Few questions: > * > > - my both zookeeper have their own data directory, as usual, but I did > not > > see so much change inside after indexing examples docs. Are data stored > > their or just > / > > configuration (conf files) > / > > is stored in zookeeper ensemble ? Can you confirmed > / > > index data > / > > are also stored in zookeeper cluster ? Or not ? > > I read again and see "Solr embeds and uses Zookeeper as a repository for > cluster configuration and coordination", so meaning just configuration, not > index repository at all ? > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://lucene.472066.n3.nabble.com/Testing-Solr-Cloud-with-ZooKeeper-tp4018900p4018902.html > Sent from the Solr - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
