On 2023-01-17 1:15 PM, Shawn Heisey wrote:
... It is a good idea when setting up load balancing to have
a virtual IP address. Two programs for setting that up are ucarp and
pacemaker. I'm sure there are more options.
Not really. There used to be heartbeat but it was deprecated, gone, and
bu
On 1/17/23 10:05, Matthew Castrigno wrote:
What is the best approach for high availability for my deployed SOLR
instance? Solr clusters seems to be for scaling, which is not my concern
as my use case is a simple site search.
This SOLR instance is expected to serve about 150K requests per month
On 2023-01-17 11:05 AM, Matthew Castrigno wrote:
What is the best approach for high availability for my deployed SOLR
instance? Solr clusters seems to be for scaling, which is not my concern
as my use case is a simple site search.
We used to have a 3-node cluster behind a L2 proxy plus a
deve
Put an nginx front for about three solr servers that does a drop down failover.
You always want one to be the primary for caching and that few searches, then
drop down to the other couple on failure
> On Jan 17, 2023, at 12:07 PM, Matthew Castrigno wrote:
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> What is the best approach for
Hello Matthew,
Solr cloud is not only for scaling (add more shards), but also for
availability (add more replicas).
As long as you place the replicas on different physical machines, or VMs on
different physical machines, or even some VMs in different DCs, you are as
high available as you need to
What is the best approach for high availability for my deployed SOLR instance?
Solr clusters seems to be for scaling, which is not my concern as my use case
is a simple site search.
This SOLR instance is expected to serve about 150K requests per month. The
documents are relatively small with ab