Restore will only create the same number of shards as the original collection
had when you took the backup.
If you are on a cluster with enough resources, you can try split shards to the
desired numbers later on?
Split Shards has a more efficient implementation in solr 8.x but if u have a
mostly
Hi,
I'm using Solr-7.4.0 and I want to export 4TB of data from our current Solr
cluster to a different cluster. The new cluster has twice the number of
nodes than the current cluster and I want data to be distributed among all
the nodes. Is this possible with the Backup/Restore feature considering
It would help if you could devise a simple set of command line steps to
reproduce/demonstrate the problem using the "bin/solr -e solrcloud" setup.
The problem you see ought to be reproducible here if there is a problem.
~ David Smiley
Apache Lucene/Solr Search Developer
http://www.linkedin.com/in/
Hello,
I have a Solr Cloud with 2 node cluster. It has 2 replicas one on each node
with a single shard.
The cores created are <>_shard1_replica1 and
<>_shard1_replica2.
When I create a collection back up and restore the documents are indexed
properly on both the nodes, but the cores created are
