Yup, it should say config set, not collections. A config set is all the config files for a single collection - schema.xml, solrconfig.xml and related config files. You can name the set of them so that multiple collections can use the same 'config set'.
If you don't use a bootstrap option, upconfig is first - that gets the conf files into zookeeper. As part of that, you give the name of the 'conf set' you are uploading. If you could help make any of this clearer on the wiki, please do! So, if you are not predefining your collection in solr.xml on each node (like collection1 is by default): Upload the conf files with upconfig, then create your collection with the collection api, then link it to the conf set. Or you can link by specifying the config set to use as part of the collection api call. Linking can actually be done at any time with zkcli - even before you create the collection - if you link ahead of time, once you create the collection (using the same name you linked with), it will find the link and use it. You can also auto link by naming the conf set the same name as the collection. - Mark On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 3:10 PM, Walter Underwood <wun...@wunderwood.org> wrote: > Here is one problem. On the SolrCloud wiki page, it says "link collection > sets to collections", but I'm pretty sure that should read "config set". > > Also "config set" (or "conf set") is never defined. > > wunder > > On Dec 4, 2012, at 11:07 AM, Walter Underwood wrote: > >> I seem to be missing a step or some kind of ordering in creating a new >> collection without using bootstrap upload. I have these steps: >> >> * zookeeper upconfig (pretty sure this is first) >> * Collection API create collection >> * zookeeper linkconfig >> >> I'm working from this page: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrCloud >> >> A step-by-step recipe would be really nice. >> >> wunder >> -- >> Walter Underwood >> wun...@wunderwood.org >> Search Guy, Chegg.com > > > -- - Mark
