Re: elasticsearch php api with multiple hosts

[Niv Penso]

Solution: After debugging the the elasticsearch php client I found a retry 
mechansim that allows the client to jump to the next server from the pool 
if the previous is down.
**this mechanism is disabled by default**

to enable this mechanism you need to initialize the Client with a parameter 
called retries:

$params = array();
$params['hosts'] = $ELSEARCH_SERVER;
$params['retries'] = count($ELSEARCH_SERVER);
$dstEl = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);

Hope it will help you guys

On Monday, August 18, 2014 2:52:31 PM UTC+3, Niv Penso wrote:
>
> I followed this link to create an elasticsearch 2 nodes cluster on Azure: 
> this 
> link 
>
> the installation and configuring went good.
>
> When i started to check the cluster i found a strange behaviour from the 
> php client.
>
> I declared 2 hosts in the client:
>
> $ELSEARCH_SERVER = array("dns1:9200","dns2:9200");
> $params = array();
> $params['hosts'] = $ELSEARCH_SERVER;
> $dstEl = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);
>
> the excpected behaviour is that it will try to insert the documents to 
> "dns1" and if it fails it will *automatically* change to "dns2". but, for 
> some reason when one of the servers is down on insertion the php client 
> throws an exception that it couldn't connect to host and only.
>
> Is there any way to cause the client automatically choose an online server?
>
> thnx, Niv
>

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elasticsearch php api with multiple hosts

[Niv Penso]

I followed this link to create an elasticsearch 2 nodes cluster on Azure: this 
link 

the installation and configuring went good.

When i started to check the cluster i found a strange behaviour from the 
php client.

I declared 2 hosts in the client:

$ELSEARCH_SERVER = array("dns1:9200","dns2:9200");
$params = array();
$params['hosts'] = $ELSEARCH_SERVER;
$dstEl = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);

the excpected behaviour is that it will try to insert the documents to 
"dns1" and if it fails it will *automatically* change to "dns2". but, for 
some reason when one of the servers is down on insertion the php client 
throws an exception that it couldn't connect to host and only.

Is there any way to cause the client automatically choose an online server?

thnx, Niv

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