Hi,
We've just recently gone through the process of upgrading Solr the 8.6 and
have implemented an automated rolling update mechanism to allow us to more
easily make changes to our cluster in the future.
Our process for this looks like this:
1. Cluster has 3 nodes.
2. Scale out to 6 nodes.
3. Pro
There’s no particular need to do this unless you have a very large
number of leaders on a single node. That functionality was added
for a special case where there were 100s of leaders on the same
node.
The fact that a leader happens to be on a node that’s going away
shouldn’t matter at all; as soo
Hi,
We've just recently gone through the process of upgrading Solr the 8.6 and
have implemented an automated rolling update mechanism to allow us to more
easily make changes to our cluster in the future.
Our process for this looks like this:
1. Cluster has 3 nodes.
2. Scale out to 6 nodes.
3. Pro