On 3/26/2022 3:42 PM, Phil Budne wrote:
How do I configure the node hostname?
I see "-Dhost=${HOSTNAME}" being passed to the jvm on startup.
The actual setting of that value is accomplished in solr.xml. The
default stock solr.xml file has these three lines under the
section. These use syst
Shawn wrote:
> As a workaround to the "problem" they are trying to solve ... each Solr
> node can be configured to send a different string for its hostname to
> zookeeper than its actual hostname. Then you just make sure DNS is
> always up to date and uses a low TTL value for the docker-related
On 3/25/2022 9:49 PM, Phil Budne wrote:
Thanks for the pictures. I think I may have it figured out.
The Dockerfile for zookeeper runs upconf and linkconf for each
collection, and then saves a copy of /var/lib/zookeeper duing
construction of the image, and doesn't persist any changes made while
Thanks for the pictures. I think I may have it figured out.
The Dockerfile for zookeeper runs upconf and linkconf for each
collection, and then saves a copy of /var/lib/zookeeper duing
construction of the image, and doesn't persist any changes made while
running. I found this comment:
# Mov
On 3/25/2022 5:04 PM, Phil Budne wrote:
All that should be in zookeeper, not on the filesystem.
Where should zookeeper stash the data?
The aliases.json file is at the root of the zookeeper tree.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fc5clxz211ydesh/Screenshot%202022-03-25%2017.40.17.png?dl=0
I tried 6.6
Shawn,
Thanks for your reply!
> All that should be in zookeeper, not on the filesystem.
Where should zookeeper stash the data?
> Don't go by what the admin UI shows you. Try accessing
> http://server:port/solr//select?q=*:* ... substituting the correct
> server, port, and alias name.
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On 3/25/2022 12:04 PM, Phil Budne wrote:
BUT, the alias definition does not persist between restarts. I
haven't spotted any newly written (aliases.json?) file(s) created on
any of the shards, or the zookeper system (all of the shards and
zookeeper are running in Docker containers).
All that sh
Hello Solr World,
I'm a firefighter, brought in to help nurse a Solr Cloud system back
to life until it can be replaced. It's running Solr 6.5, and a data
item (key) field exceeded what will fit in a signed 32-bit collection
field a while ago.
I've been able to make a new collection with 64-bit
