Great info. Thanks!
On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 12:11 PM, Paul Davis
wrote:
> Garth,
>
> The way to tell when a cluster is sync'ed is by looking at the
> `internal_replication_jobs` key in the JSON blob returned from the
> _system endpoint on the 5984 port from each node in the cluster. Once
> its
Garth,
The way to tell when a cluster is sync'ed is by looking at the
`internal_replication_jobs` key in the JSON blob returned from the
_system endpoint on the 5984 port from each node in the cluster. Once
its zero (or close to) on each node you're done getting data to the
new node. Though it can
Kind of a follow-up question to this. I've found in my testing that when a
new node comes online in a cluster, it only syncs the raw data, but not the
views. Is there a way to enable syncing of views across cluster nodes as
well? Basically I want all the nodes in my cluster to be exact replicas
Scenario:
I have a three node cluster. One of the nodes goes offline (server dies,
whatever). I bring up a new node with no data and it starts sync'ing with
the other nodes in the cluster.
How do I know when this sync is complete and the new node has all the
data? I'm dealing with thousands of
