Friday, June 24, 2016

Collections and config names in Solr Cloud

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In a Solr Cloud of 3 zookeeper and 3 solr instances, should we define a collection oder do we need more collections? What about config names? How many config names do we need?

Solr.xml looks like this :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>   <solr>  <!--  <cores adminPath="/admin/multicore">     <core name="core0" instanceDir="multicore/core0"/>      <core name="core1" config="solrconfig.xml" instanceDir="multicore\core0" schema="schema.xml" dataDir=".\solr\data"/> </cores> -->    <bool name="shareSchema">false</bool>  <solrcloud>     <str name="host">localhost</str>     <int name="hostPort">8082</int>     <str name="hostContext">solr</str>     <str name="zkHost">localhost:2181,localhost:2182,localhost:2183</str>     <int name="zkClientTimeout">15000</int>     <bool name="genericCoreNodeNames">true</bool>   </solrcloud>    <shardHandlerFactory name="shardHandlerFactory"     class="HttpShardHandlerFactory">     <int name="socketTimeout">0</int>     <int name="connTimeout">0</int>   </shardHandlerFactory>   </solr> 

In the picture you can see that my cluster doesn't look nice. In each Solr node I have two cores. and not core.properties file. And on the other hand the nodes are down! , whereas in their Solr Admin GUI I see that they are up!

First I had the definitions collection1, collection2, collection3 in the core.properties of core0 in different cluster nodes, but then i completely removed the core.properties files and now they are still there!

Solr Cloud of 3 nodes

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