I _strongly_ recommend you use the collections API CREATE command
rather than try what you’re describing.
You’re trying to mix manually creating core.properties
files, which was the process for stand-alone Solr, with SolrCloud
and hoping that it somehow gets propagated to Zookeeper. This has
sometimes kind of worked in the past, but by luck rather than design.
This has never been a supported/recommended way of creating
collections. Even the lucky part has been removed in Solr 9.
The fact that you copy the config files to your folder is another red flag.
Configuration files live in Zookeeper as configsets and should never be
copied locally.
If this process is recommended by sitecore, then I suggest you contact
their support as I am certain this won’t be supported by Solr going
forward.
Best,
Erick
> On Nov 5, 2020, at 2:28 AM, Shawn Heisey <apa...@elyograg.org> wrote:
>
> On 11/3/2020 11:49 PM, Narayanan, Bhagyasree wrote:
>> Steps we followed for creating Solr App service:
>> 1. Created a blank sitecore 9.3 solution from Azure market place and
>> created a Web app for Solr.
>> 2. Unzipped the Solr 8.1.1 package and copied all the contents to
>> wwwroot folder of the Web app created for Solr using WinSCP/FTP.
>> 3. Created a new Solr core by creating a new folder {index folder} and
>> copied 'conf' from the "/site/wwwroot/server/solr/configsets/_default".
>> 4. Created a core.properties file with numShards=2 & name={index folder}
>
> Can you give us the precise locations of all core.properties files that you
> have and ALL of the contents of those files? There should not be any
> sensitive information in them -- no passwords or anything like that.
>
> It would also be helpful to see the entire solr.log file, taken shortly after
> Solr starts. The error will have much more detail than you shared in your
> previous message.
>
> This mailing list eats attachments. So for the logfile, you'll need to post
> the file to a filesharing service and give us a URL. Dropbox is an example
> of this. For the core.properties files, which are not very long, it will
> probably be best if you paste the entire contents into your email reply. If
> you attach files to your email, we won't be able to see them.
>
> Thanks,
> Shawn
