Hi,
Any of the above :)
If you don't care about minimizing network hops during indexing/search, you can
use a LB like HAProxy, NginX or some hardware product in front of your nodes
for simplified logic in your application.
However, the best practice these days is to provide your application w
Just pointing out the obvious, any node can answer to any query by relaying it
to the node that actually hosts a replica of a shard of the collection(s) being
queried. It’s just an extra hop if the asked node doesn’t hold a replica
-Ufuk
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> On Apr 2, 2025, at 20:59, Jan Høydahl wrote:
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>
haproxy is a common tool used to load balance. We use it load-balance
(round-robin) a 32-node cluster.
https://www.haproxy.org/
From: Andreas Mock
Date: Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at 05:41
To: users@solr.apache.org
Subject: How to connect to Node of a Solr-Cloud-Cluster
Hi all,
probably for
Hi all,
probably for all out there a stupid question, but I didn't find any hint in the
documentation.
When I install a SolrCloud-Cluster with several nodes, how do you connect to
any of them to do the job?
Do you install some kind of proxy in front of the nodes? Or do you ask
zookeeper for an
