Kind of a follow-up question to this. I've found in my testing that when a new node comes online in a cluster, it only syncs the raw data, but not the views. Is there a way to enable syncing of views across cluster nodes as well? Basically I want all the nodes in my cluster to be exact replicas of each other. We have some relatively large DBs (~4GB) whose views take awhile to generate.
To expand on the previous scenario, if the downed node comes up without any views, and a client hits hit, that client needs to wait for the view to be generated - even though it exists on the other nodes in the cluster. And that wait time can be 15-30 mins in some cases, which really isn't acceptable when the view is already generated, just not on this particular node. On Wed, Jan 25, 2017 at 8:59 AM, Garth Gutenberg <garth.gutenb...@gmail.com> wrote: > Scenario: > > I have a three node cluster. One of the nodes goes offline (server dies, > whatever). I bring up a new node with no data and it starts sync'ing with > the other nodes in the cluster. > > How do I know when this sync is complete and the new node has all the > data? I'm dealing with thousands of DBs, so doing a doc count in each one > isn't really feasible - at least not in a timely manner. Is there a log or > API somewhere that indicates completion of data synchronization from a > server perspective, not just individual DBs? >
