Hi,
I Installed 3 instances of SolrCloud 5.4.1.
I'm doing a little search engine of websites and I'm store their info as
Nested Documents(one document for the website general information and it
children is the pages inside the website).
So when I'm querying this collection I'm using a BlockJoin
All of Solr is still under development ;)
If you do a bit of searching, you might find slides/video of a talk about how
http://www.loggly.com/ has been using SolrCloud in production for some time
now. They have been pretty happy with it based on what they have said.
Still need to tackle the
On Jun 10, 2011, at 12:26 AM, Upayavira wrote:
I'm exploring SolrCloud for a new project, and have some questions based
upon what I've found so far.
The setup I'm planning is going to have a number of multicore hosts,
with cores being moved between hosts, and potentially with cores merging
Mohammad,
There are two sides to using SolrCloud in production - the SolrCloud
code, and the Solr 4.0 code that it is a part of.
You can reduce the risk of being caught out by Solr/Lucene 4.0 changes
(e.g. index structure changes) by using a Lucene 3.0 index format within
Solr 4.0. While there's
I'm exploring SolrCloud for a new project, and have some questions based
upon what I've found so far.
The setup I'm planning is going to have a number of multicore hosts,
with cores being moved between hosts, and potentially with cores merging
as they get older (cores are time based, so once
I am also planning to move to SolrCloud;
since its still in under development, I am not sure about its behavior in
Production.
Please update us once you find it stable.
On 10 June 2011 03:56, Upayavira u...@odoko.co.uk wrote:
I'm exploring SolrCloud for a new project, and have some questions
-reasons, because querying 2 identical and
available cores seems to be wasted capacity, no?
Thank you!
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should use the syntax of specifying alternative shards for
failover due to performance-reasons, because querying 2 identical and
available cores seems to be wasted capacity, no?
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of specifying alternative shards for
failover due to performance-reasons, because querying 2 identical and
available cores seems to be wasted capacity, no?
Thank you!
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: What happens if I create two
cores and each core belongs to a different collection and THEN I do a SWAP.
Say: core1-collection1, core2-collection2
SWAP core1,core2
Does core2 now maps to collection1?
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