Hi
Before upgrading to Solr 4.0.0 we used to handle our collection creation
ourselves, by creating each shards through the low-level CoreAdmin API.
We used to create multiple shards under the same collection on each Solr
server. Performance tests has shown that this is a good idea, and it is
The Collections API was fairly rushed - so that 4.0 had something easier than
the CoreAdmin API.
Due to that, it has a variety of limitations:
1. It only picks instances for a collection one way - randomly from the list of
live instances. This means it's no good for multiple shards on the same
Mark Miller skrev:
The Collections API was fairly rushed - so that 4.0 had something easier than
the CoreAdmin API.
Yes I see. Our collection-creation code is more sophisticated than
yours. We probably would like to migrate to the Solr Collection API now
anyway - to be using it already when
On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 9:55 AM, Per Steffensen wrote:
> Well I would like to jump in with respect to making support for running
> several shards of the same collection on the same instance, it is just so
> damn hard to get you to commit stuff :-)
A lot of the problem is time limitations for me p
Of course I understand everything you say. We are just using Solr very
intensively in my current project and we want to do big changes and when
we make them we test them very thoroughly - so we are pretty sure they
work as they are supposed to, but of course that is hard to see on your
side, be
On Nov 26, 2012, at 11:51 AM, Per Steffensen wrote:
> I am a very experinced programmer with a long record as architect, designer,
> mentor etc. Is there a chance that I could become committer? You will end up
> happy - and so will I! :-)
You have to build up enough merit in the project to ge
Ok thanks. Guess you are not ready to nominate me for now. But who are
the nominators? Are you a nominator, Mark? And how to get nominated - do
I have to ask (as I did today) or do I just have to wait until a
nominator gets the idea about me as a committer by himself?
Regards, Per Steffensen
The nominators are generally the committers on the lucene and solr projects.
There is a list of those on the website under "Who We Are". Yes, I am one. The
PMC then votes - there is also a list of who is on the PMC on the website.
The history is, generally you just wait to be nominated. Everyone
Per - keep contributing. Your contributions so far have not gone unnoticed
- you've been spotted. At least from here in New York. :)
Otis
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On Mon, Nov 26, 201
Well I have created issue SOLR-4114 on the subject. Patch comming up.
Regards, Per Steffensen
Per Steffensen skrev:
Mark Miller skrev:
The Collections API was fairly rushed - so that 4.0 had something easier than
the CoreAdmin API.
Yes I see. Our collection-creation code is more sophistica
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