Sorry I meant still shows in /collections/myCollection/state.json (bleh don't know why I always seem to say cluster state when I mean collection sate)
I also can't account for why the ticket I linked says "Thirdly, the maxShardsPerNode is not stored in collection state and therefore it is only applicable during the time of collection creation." Except perhaps that it shows up at the bottom of the state.json file.... -Gus On Thu, Jan 17, 2019 at 7:39 PM Gus Heck <gus.h...@gmail.com> wrote: > I had a 8.0.0 cluster strangely put 2 shards on the same node and then 3 > on the same node the next collection I created. Both had maxShardsPerNode > set to 1 (and it still shows in cluster_state.json). > > After some research I found https://jira.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-11239 > > The 8x documentation says nothing about this in the vicinity of the > maxShardsPerNode attribute, and when I checked I found that by default the > cluster comes with 2 listeners and two triggers (.auto_add_replicas and > .scheduled_maintenance). (they seem to be hard coded for automatic addition > in OverSeerTriggerThread: > > @Override > public void run() { > int lastZnodeVersion = znodeVersion; > > // we automatically add a trigger for auto add replicas if it does not > exists already > // we also automatically add a scheduled maintenance trigger > while (!isClosed) { > try { > if (Thread.currentThread().isInterrupted()) { > log.warn("Interrupted"); > break; > } > AutoScalingConfig autoScalingConfig = > cloudManager.getDistribStateManager().getAutoScalingConfig(); > AutoScalingConfig updatedConfig = > withAutoAddReplicasTrigger(autoScalingConfig); > updatedConfig = withScheduledMaintenanceTrigger(updatedConfig); > > So I think this means that it's not possible for maxShardsPerNode to ever > have an effect? > > If so, we need to formally remove it and provide a clear example of how to > achieve the same effect with the autoscaling framework referenced from the > place where this attribute was documented. > > -Gus > > -- http://www.the111shift.com
