Thanks Hoss for the clarification. I think I can make a copy of the index
for searching and rename 'em. I think I can work around this one but good to
know the bigger picture.
Venkatesh
On 3/8/07, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I'm struck with Solr requiring an index directory u
: I'm struck with Solr requiring an index directory under dataDir configured
: in SolrConfig. Why does it not take a complete path_to_index configured
: under dataDir but append "index"? Is there anyway I can workaround this?
i think at one time we were assuming there might be other types of dat
Thanks Yonik and Chris for your confirmation. Chris, these are read-only
index partitions. I perform updates/deletions on a master index which will
be snapshotted at some fixed intervals. I'll look into the Collection
Distribution of Solr. Sounds very powerful.
I'm struck with Solr requiring an i
: > Can I point 2 Solr instances to the same index partition, having the same
: > path in SolrConfig?
:
: Yes, that should work fine.
you might run into some weirdness if you send updates/delets to both
instances .. basically you'll want to configure all but one instace as a
"slave" and anytime y
On 3/8/07, Venkatesh Seetharam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can I point 2 Solr instances to the same index partition, having the same
path in SolrConfig?
Yes, that should work fine.
-Yonik
Thanks for the reply Yonik.
I'm not using HTTP and using a wrapper to wrap Solr for searching. I'm using
RPC to talk to multiple servers.
Can I point 2 Solr instances to the same index partition, having the same
path in SolrConfig? Is this safe or I need to make 2 copies of the same
index partit
On 3/8/07, Venkatesh Seetharam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Howdy. I'd like to know if I can configure Multiple Solr instances working
with a single read-only index partition for failover/HA and load balancing
purposes. Or is there any other way that Solr has built-in features to
handle the same.
Hello there,
Howdy. I'd like to know if I can configure Multiple Solr instances working
with a single read-only index partition for failover/HA and load balancing
purposes. Or is there any other way that Solr has built-in features to
handle the same.
Any ideas/thoughts are greatly appreciated.
