Realized my question was not very clear. It pertains to when we bring the primary cores back up, after X number of days, how does Solr determine to do an standard replication of updates or a full replication of the set of index files.
On Thu, Mar 7, 2024 at 4:12 PM mtn search <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello, > > While building/deploying a new SolrCloud based solution our team is still > maintaining a Solr 6 M/S large deployment, and I have a replication > question. > > We are in a situation where we likely need to take down our set of primary > slave cores. My understanding is that there is a point where Solr will end > up doing a full replication of the set of index files (i.e. the master > core was optimized) instead of replicating updates to index files. If I am > correct that there is a tipping point, what characterizes this tipping > point? Number of commits? Date of last modified? > > I am trying to anticipate if the primaries are down for a few days, a > week, a week+, when we might face a number of cores performing full > replication. > > Thanks, > Matt >
