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Noble Paul commented on SOLR-12495:
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{quote}That seems confusing to me; the way I read it is: keep a minimum number
of replicas on every node. ...
{quote}
Actually, the terms *replica* , *shard* are always associated with a
collection. If the attribute *shard* is present , the replica counts are
computed on a per-shard basis , if it is absent, it is computed on a
per-collection basis
The equivalent term for a replica globally is a *core* which is not associated
with a collection or shard
{quote}I understand that it's not constant, but what I'm saying is the rule
itself can not be violated but the cluster not balanced.
{quote}
right . what it means is that it will not show any violation even though new
replicas are assigned appropriately. I'm going to redefine the meaning of
*#MINIMUM*
Instead of computing the value to {{<=
Math.ceil(number_of_replicas/number_of_valid_nodes)}} it will be computed to
the actual value of {{number_of_replicas/number_of_valid_nodes}} .
So, in your case if there are *40* nodes and *42* replicas , it is equivalent
to
{code:java}
{"replica": "1.02", "node": "#ANY"}
{code}
That means The no:of of replicas will have to be between 1 and 2 (inclusive) .
Which means , both 1 and 2 are valid but *0* , *3* or *>3* are invalid
> Enhance the Autoscaling policy syntax to evenly distribute replicas
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>
> Key: SOLR-12495
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-12495
> Project: Solr
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public)
> Components: AutoScaling
> Reporter: Noble Paul
> Priority: Major
>
> Support a new function value for {{replica= "#MINIMUM"}}
> {{#MINIMUM}} means the minimum computed value for the given configuration
> the value of replica will be calculated as {{<=
> Math.ceil(number_of_replicas/number_of_valid_nodes) }}
> *example 1:*
> {code:java}
> {"replica" : "#MINIMUM" , "shard" : "#EACH" , "node" : "#ANY"}
> {code}
> *case 1* : nodes=3, replicationFactor=4
> the value of replica will be calculated as {{Math.ceil(4/3) = 2}}
> current state : nodes=3, replicationFactor=2
> this is equivalent to the hard coded rule
> {code:java}
> {"replica" : "<3" , "shard" : "#EACH" , "node" : "#ANY"}
> {code}
> *case 2* :
> current state : nodes=3, replicationFactor=2
> this is equivalent to the hard coded rule
> {code:java}
> {"replica" : "<3" , "shard" : "#EACH" , "node" : "#ANY"}
> {code}
> *example:2*
> {code}
> {"replica" : "#MINIMUM" , "node" : "#ANY"}{code}
> case 1: numShards = 2, replicationFactor=3, nodes = 5
> this is equivalent to the hard coded rule
> {code:java}
> {"replica" : "<3" , "node" : "#ANY"}
> {code}
> *example:3*
> {code}
> {"replica" : "<2" , "shard" : "#EACH" , "port" : "8983"}{code}
> case 1: {{replicationFactor=3, nodes with port 8983 = 2}}
> this is equivalent to the hard coded rule
> {code}
> {"replica" : "<3" , "shard" : "#EACH" , "port" : "8983"}{code}
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