On 12/15/2017 12:12 PM, David Hastings wrote:
Also the complexity of adding another 3 or more machines just to do nothing but ZK stuff was getting out of hand.
You can run ZK on the same machines that are running Solr. The only strong recommendation that I would make is that it should be a completely separate process, not embedded within Solr. The ZK process is unlikely to need much of a heap, unless your ZK database is huge.
It can also be useful to have ZK's data on separate disks from other things on the machine, but this is not usually necessary.
Thanks, Shawn
