Please allow me to bump this previous message that was sent late last
friday and that didn't attract much attention due to a well deserved
week-end.
On 27/05/2016 19:14, Guillaume Boddaert wrote:
Hi there,
I'm currently testing custom Component in my Riak Search system. As I
need a suggestion mechanism from the Solr index, I implemented the
Suggester component (https://wiki.apache.org/solr/Suggester).
It seems to work correctly, yet I have some question regarding the
usage of custom Solr configuration inside of Riak. The only caveat is
that Riak commits too often and that the suggestion index must be
build manually and not on commit. That's fine for me, i'll cron that
once per day.
First of all, how do stop/start/reload the solr instance without
disturbing the Riak core ? For the time being I'm stuck with service
start/stop. How can I reload my solr cores configuration without
stopping riak ?
Secondly, is that a good pattern to start tweaking defaults from my
solr cores (solrconfig.xml) ? Should I stop that right now and
consider to use a distinct Solr instance if I require those
modifications ? Or should I consider safe to alter cache/performance
settings as well for Solr to match my needs ? Can I play with other
solr files such as stopwords and stuff like that ?
Finally, is there a proper way to alter default solrconfig.xml ? It is
auto-generated at index creation by Riak, yet that's a BIG and complex
file that may evolve between Riak releases. I'm creating indexes
programatically sending my index through Riak interface (
RiakClient.create_search_index in Riak Python lib), but if I start to
alter configuration I guess I need more than that.
How do you guys would handle this ?
Thanks,
Guillaume
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