Advisory questions

2018-11-29 Thread Ana Mercan (RO)
Hello,

I have tried to subscribe to general forums but i wasn't able to, hence i
would appreciate if we can keep this thread and have the replies over email.

I want to have more background about the dependencies of solr/zookeeper
services and the task schedulers -ful/incremental indexing.

So in case of a manual restart or unplanned reboot our services are set to
start manually hence i wanted to setup the dependency between them so I
wanted to confirm  if the order is the following one:
1.First Zookeeper service
2.Solr service

If there is any documentation on this matter please let me know.

Another similar topic is the following one:
Yesterday we encountered a dirty reboot and right after the incremental
indexing task was failing with :
" Job Id: 172605, Status: Failed

Indexing failed. Refer incremental-indexing.log for more information.

java.lang.Exception: File ./index.properties does not exist to read the
property "last_index_time""


The file was there but was empty without any timestamp

So i did the following:


Do the following:

1.open it check if is empty or not and take a backup of it

2.disable the task, take the content of that file from stage

3.check in the database the last successful one --timestamp

4.updat that file with the above timestamp

5.probably it wont work

6.if doesn t work update the timestamp with the current date and run the
job,, once got successfully completed end it disable it and update the
timestamp with the value from 2nd step

5

update [X].[dbo].[C_CACHE_SEARCH_INDEX_JOB_AUDIT]

set Status = 'Failed'

where Status ='In Progress'



6.enable the task and run it and also monitor it will complete successfully


So my question is when this scenario can happen and also is there any
procedure to stop/start the components in a controlled way?


Any maintenance procedure will be highly appreciated.


Many thanks in advance,

Ana

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SOLR issues after data Migration

2018-07-30 Thread Ana Mercan (RO)
Hi,

I have the following architecture :
2 SOLR servers Load balanced SOLR1 and SOLR 2 whereby we have installed 4
instances on both SOLRs.

Version:


What happened was that the E partition (where all instances where
installed) has been oversized therefore we wanted to migrate the data on a
new drive and swap the letter drivers.

The same was adviced also when I raised the concern on an older topic
[https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/096ac35a70c31846fbe73694046d6f
adc8fe930b822bddf338babcc2@%3Csolr-user.lucene.apache.org%3E]


After applying the changes i am running under following scenarios:

SOLR 1 issues -Server 1

Cannot run zookeeper services on all intances

Error in the zookeeper logs:

Unable to load database on disk
java.io.IOException: The accepted epoch, 19 is less than the current epoch,
63d

Research over the internet
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZOOKEEPER-2307

Notes:
I can navigate to http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8986/solr/ - however i cannot see
the collections and instances
http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8983/solr/en_cache/admin/ping -ok   --instance 1
http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8984/solr/en_cache/admin/ping - 500 internal
error   --instance
2
http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8985/solr/en_cache/admin/ping - 500 internal
error  --instance
3
http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8986/solr/en_cache/admin/ping - 500 internal
error  --instance
4

SOLR 2 -Server 2

http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8983/solr/en_cache/admin/ping -ok   --instance 1
http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8984/solr/en_cache/admin/ping - 500 internal error
--instance 2
http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8985/solr/en_cache/admin/ping - 500 internal
error  --instance
3
http://xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8986/solr/en_cache/admin/ping - 500 internal
error  --instance
4
http://localhost:8983/solr/#/en_cache_shard1_replica2- icann see the
collections

All services are started and are in running state

However the error found is:
Zookeeper error: Cannot open channel to X at election address


Could you kindly reply back to this email with your suggestions?
Last time i couldn't see the thread on Apache site so I would appreciate if
you would reply back on this email thread also for visibility purposes (as
many people are CCed).

Thanks,
Ana

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Re: SOLR migration

2018-06-19 Thread Ana Mercan (RO)
Hello guys,

I would appreciate if you could kindly treat this topic with priority as
the lack of documentation is kind of a blocker for us.

Thanks in advance,
Ana


On Mon, Jun 18, 2018 at 4:56 PM, Ana Mercan (RO)  wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have the following scenario, I'm having a shared cluster solr
> installation environment (app server 1-app server 2 load balanced) which
> has 4 solr instances.
>
> After reviewing the space audit we have noticed that the partition where
> the installation resides is too big versus what is used in term of space.
>
> Therefore we have installed a new drive which is smaller and now we want
> to migrate from the old dive (E:) to the new drive (F).
>
> Can you please provide an official answer whether this is a supported
> scenario?
>
> If yes, will you please share the steps with us?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ana
>

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SOLR migration

2018-06-18 Thread Ana Mercan (RO)
Hi,

I have the following scenario, I'm having a shared cluster solr
installation environment (app server 1-app server 2 load balanced) which
has 4 solr instances.

After reviewing the space audit we have noticed that the partition where
the installation resides is too big versus what is used in term of space.

Therefore we have installed a new drive which is smaller and now we want to
migrate from the old dive (E:) to the new drive (F).

Can you please provide an official answer whether this is a supported
scenario?

If yes, will you please share the steps with us?

Thanks,

Ana

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