I have an existing collection
http://10.2.12.239:11080/solr/test/select?q=*:*=0
{
"responseHeader":{
"zkConnected":true,
"status":0,
"QTime":121,
"params":{
"q":"*:*",
"rows":"0"}},
"response":{"numFound":150,"start":0,"maxScore":1.0,"docs":[]
}}
ls ls
Hi,
You have to check if both of settings are using the same configurations,
and if the production Solr server have other programs running?
Also, the query performance might be affected if there is indexing going on
at the same time.
Regards,
Edwin
On Thu, 10 Jan 2019 at 06:50, Dasarathi Minjur
Hi,
I would like to find out, is there any way that I can send a single query
to retrieve the numFound for all the individual collections?
I have tried with this query
http://localhost:8983/solr/collection1/select?q=*:*=collection1,collection2
However, this query is doing the sum of all the
First, for a given data set, I can easily double or halve
the size of the index on disk depending on what options
I choose for my fields; things like how many times I may
need to copy fields to support various use-cases,
whether I need to store the input for some, all or no
fields, whether I
Thanks, I am no Solr expert so I may be over-simplifying things a bit in my
ignorance.
"No. The replicas are in a "down" state the Solr instances are brought back
up" Why can't I dictate (at least initially) the "up" state somehow? It
seems Solr keeps track of where replicas were deployed so that
Hi,
Sematext's monitoring agent with a ZooKeeper integration is open-source:
https://github.com/sematext/sematext-agent-java
The ZK integration is at
https://github.com/sematext/sematext-agent-integrations/tree/master/zookeeper
(Solr and SolrCloud integrations are in the same repo)
If you can't
Hi
Is there a recommended open source GUI tool for monitoring 'zookeeper'?
bq. do all 100 replicas move to the one remaining node?
No. The replicas are in a "down" state the Solr instances
are brought back up (I'm skipping autoscaling here, but
even that wouldn't move all the replicas to the one remaining
node).
bq. what the collection *should* look like based on the
Thanks for the response. You do raise good points.
Say I reverse your example and I have a 10 node cluster with a 10-shard
collection and a replication factor of 10. Now I kill 9 of my nodes, do all
100 replicas move to the one remaining node? I believe the answer is, well
that depends on the
Hello,
We have a Solr query that runs much slower in Production Solr cluster
compared with lower environments.(Yes they may not be apples to apples
comparison but it's really slow in prod as HDFS gets pounded)
What are the general ways to track/trouble shoot slowness in the query. Is
there any
How would you envision that working? When would the
replicas actually be created and under what heuristics?
Imagine this is possible, and there are a bunch of
placeholders in ZK for a 10-shard, collection with
a replication factor of 10 (100 replicas all told). Now
I bring up a single Solr
bq: We could create 2 separate collections.
- Requires re-indexing
- Code changes in our APIs and indexing process
- Lost ability to query all the docs at once ***
*** Not quite true. You can create an alias that points to multiple
collections. HOWEVER,
since the scores are computed using
Thanks for the information Erick –
I’ve learned there are 2 ‘classes’ of documents being stored in this collection.
There are about 4x as many documents in class A as class B.
When the documents are indexed, the document ID includes the key prefix like
‘A/1!’ or ‘B/1!’, which I understand spreads
We've seen the same thing on solr 7.5 by doing:
- create a collection
- add some data
- stop solr on all servers
- delete all contents of the solr node from zookeeper
- start solr on all nodes
- create a collection with the same name as in the first step
When doing this, solr wipes out the
On 1/9/2019 9:00 AM, Senthil0809 wrote:
I am new to this tool and we are planning to implement Apache Solr for
Search and match process . Here I have added some of my requirement .
1. We have 500 concurrent user for search and match process to pull the
details from record
2. Around 5
Hello,
I am trying to bootstrap a SolrCloud installation and I ran into an issue
that seems rather odd. I see it is possible to bootstrap a configuration
set from an existing SOLR_HOME using
./server/scripts/cloud-scripts/zkcli.sh -zkhost ${ZK_HOST} -cmd bootstrap
-solrhome ${SOLR_HOME}
but
*Hi Team , *
I am new to this tool and we are planning to implement Apache Solr for
Search and match process . Here I have added some of my requirement .
1. We have 500 concurrent user for search and match process to pull the
details from record
2. Around 5 request will happen on daily
Executive summary:
The central problem is "how can I insert an ephemeral node
in a specific place in a ZK queue". The code could be much,
much simpler if there were a reliable way to do just that. I haven't
looked at more recent ZKs to see if it's possible, I'd love it if
there were a better way.
This sounds like something that might crop up if the admin UI were exposed
to an alternate (or public) network space through a tunnel or proxy. The
server knows nothing about the proxy/tunnel, and the cloud page has nice
clickable machine names that point at the internal dns or ip names of the
Not a direct solution, but manipulating data in Zookeeper can be made
easier with https://github.com/rgs1/zk_shell
On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 10:26 AM Erick Erickson
wrote:
> How did you "lose" the data? Exactly what happened?
>
> Where does the dataDir variable point in your
> zoo.cfg file? By
How did you "lose" the data? Exactly what happened?
Where does the dataDir variable point in your
zoo.cfg file? By default it points to /tmp/zookeeper,
which can be deleted by the op system when
the machine is restarted.
Otherwise you can get/put arbitrary znodes by
using "bin/solr zk cp".
Solr doesn't just remove directories, this is very likely
something in your environment that's doing this.
In any case, there's no information here to help
diagnose. You must tell us _exactly_ what steps
you take in order to have any hope of helping.
Best,
Erick
On Wed, Jan 9, 2019 at 2:48 AM
Hi all,
Just to let you know the CFP has been extended until January 30th and
we're really looking forward to seeing your proposals!
http://haystackconf.com
Cheers
Charlie
On 27/11/2018 22:33, Doug Turnbull wrote:
Hey everyone,
Many of you may know about/have been to Haystack - The
Have you lost dataDir from all zookeepers?
If not, first take a backup of remaining dataDir and then start that zookeeper.
Take ZooInspector to connect to dataDir at localhost and get your
state.json including all other configs and setting.
Am 09.01.19 um 12:25 schrieb Yogendra Kumar Soni:
How to know attributes like shard name and hash ranges with associated core
names if we lost state.json file from zookeeper.
core.properties only contains core level information but hash ranges are
not stored there.
Does solr stores collection information, shards information anywhere.
--
We are running a solr cloud cluster using solr 7.4 with 8 shards. When we
started our solr cloud with a zookeeper node (without collections directory
but with only solr.xml and configs) our data directory containing
core.propery and cores data becomes empty.
--
*Thanks and Regards,*
*Yogendra
Yes, your findings are also very strange.
I wonder if we can discover the "inventor" of all this and ask him
how it should work or better how he originally wanted it to work.
Comments in the code (RebalanceLeaders.java) state that it is possible
to have more than one electionNode with the same
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