Mark,
thank you for your reply.
You have to have everything setup right, but yes, I think this should work.
You would probably want to use a load balancer for failover or something, but
I don't know what would stop the scatter gather from working under the right
conditions.
Yes, the
On Jul 31, 2013, at 11:01 AM, Oliver Goldschmidt o.goldschm...@tuhh.de wrote:
Isn't Solr Cloud acting like one solr
server? The indices have to be maintained seperately - can't I just
continue using them as shards and get one result list from both of them
(thats how I did it before they
On Jul 31, 2013, at 11:45 AM, Erick Erickson erickerick...@gmail.com wrote:
node1 then queries each shard for the docs hosted on those shards.
We might consider handling that if it's the only issue. It may not end up
making sense, but I think we should always look into allowing requests to
Hi list,
I have a Solr server, which uses sharding to make distributed search
with another Solr server. The other Solr server now migrates to a Solr
Cloud system. I've been trying recently to continue searching the Solr
Cloud as a shard for my Solr server, but this is failing with mysterious
You're in uncharted territory. I can imagine you use
a SolrCloud cluster as a separate Solr for a federated
search, but using it as a single shard just seems wrong.
If nothing else, indexing to the shards will require that
the documents be routed correctly. But having one
shard in SolrCloud and
Thank you very much for that information, Erick. That was what I was
fearing...
Well, the problem, why I am trying to do this is, that the SolrCloud is
managed by someone else. We are indexing some content to a pretty small
local index. To this index we have complete access and can do whatever
we
Well, assuming you have solved the differences
in statistics between the index you maintain and
the one in the cloud with respect to the scoring...
My comment about indexing is probably
irrelevant, you're not indexing anything to the
SolrCloud cluster.
But still doubt this will work. Here's the
