Re: Collections API and adding new boxes
See particularly the ADDREPLICA command and the node parameter. You might not even need the node parameter since when you add a replica Solr does its best to put the new replica on an underutilized node. Best, Erick On Thu, Jun 18, 2015 at 2:58 PM, Shawn Heisey apa...@elyograg.org wrote: On 6/18/2015 3:23 PM, Jim.Musil wrote: Let's say I have a zookeeper ensemble with several Solr nodes connected to it. I've created a collection successfully and all is well. What happens when I want to add another solr node? I've tried spinning one up and connecting it to zookeeper, but the new node doesn't join the collection. What's the expected next step? This is Solr 5.1. The new node will be part of the cloud as soon as it starts, but until you take action with the Collections API, it will not have any indexes on it. SolrCloud does not automatically create replicas except in a very specific set of circumstances that I do not think are very common. You'll need to either create a new collection or take steps to modify your current collection(s) so that one or more shard replicas are located on the new node. https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Collections+API Thanks, Shawn
Collections API and adding new boxes
Hi, Let's say I have a zookeeper ensemble with several Solr nodes connected to it. I've created a collection successfully and all is well. What happens when I want to add another solr node? I've tried spinning one up and connecting it to zookeeper, but the new node doesn't join the collection. What's the expected next step? This is Solr 5.1. Thanks! Jim Musil
Re: Collections API and adding new boxes
On 6/18/2015 3:23 PM, Jim.Musil wrote: Let's say I have a zookeeper ensemble with several Solr nodes connected to it. I've created a collection successfully and all is well. What happens when I want to add another solr node? I've tried spinning one up and connecting it to zookeeper, but the new node doesn't join the collection. What's the expected next step? This is Solr 5.1. The new node will be part of the cloud as soon as it starts, but until you take action with the Collections API, it will not have any indexes on it. SolrCloud does not automatically create replicas except in a very specific set of circumstances that I do not think are very common. You'll need to either create a new collection or take steps to modify your current collection(s) so that one or more shard replicas are located on the new node. https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Collections+API Thanks, Shawn
