The Solr Operator manages as many SolrCloud clusters as you wish :) $ kubectl get solrclouds
NAME VERSION TARGETVERSION DESIREDNODES NODES READYNODES AGE foo 8.8.2 1 1 1 73s bar 9.8,1 3 3 3 34m For standalone instances, I just do a one-off "docker run --rm -ti -p 28983:8983 solr:9.7.0" or wrap a similar command in a start script inside a folder. Jan > 28. mai 2025 kl. 14:21 skrev Carlo Ascani <ca...@doloops.net>: > > In the meantime, > I wrote an helper script that someone may find useful. > > Disclaimer: it's some bash I wrote for my Debian development machine, > if you want to try it do it on a throwaway system!!! > > https://git.sr.ht/~carloratm/dotfiles/blob/main/dots/workstation/.local/bin/solrman.sh > > `solrman.sh install 9.2.0` does 3 things: > - downloads 9.2.0 and extract it into ~/.local/share/solrman/solr-9.2.0 > - save the tgz into ~/.cache/solrman/ for reuse > - put an env file into ~/.local/etc/solr-9.2.0.env that you can source to > have the right $PATH and $SOLR_PORT > > Cheers! > > > On Wed, 28 May 2025 at 11:20, ufuk yılmaz <uyil...@vivaldi.net.invalid> > wrote: > >> I find docker to be an easy option for such things if you are already >> familiar with it. Write a docker compose file containing every Solr >> versions you wish and you can start/stop them individually or all at once. >> >> —Ufuk >> >> — >> >>> On May 28, 2025, at 17:13, Carlo Ascani <ca...@doloops.net> wrote: >>> >>> On Wed, 28 May 2025 at 10:04, Thomas Corthals <tho...@klascement.net> >> wrote: >>> >>>> You can start multiple instances on the same server that each listen on >> a >>>> different port. >>>> >>>> >>> Sure, thanks. >>> But is there any utility to manage them? >>> >>> I was thinking at something like `pg_lsclusters`, `pg_ctlcluster`... >>> and similar that are available in Debian for Postgresql. >>> >>> Cheers! >>> >>> >>>> Thomas >>>> >>>> Op wo 28 mei 2025 om 09:07 schreef Carlo Ascani <ca...@doloops.net>: >>>> >>>>> Greetings, >>>>> >>>>> I would love to set up multiple Solr versions on my development >> machine. >>>>> >>>>> What are my options? >>>>> I am thinking about writing some bash to manage multiple solr, is there >>>> any >>>>> previous work in this field? >>>>> >>>>> Some notes: >>>>> - My current tool of choice is devbox, which is a wrapper of nix, but I >>>> am >>>>> trying to get rid of it as it's really getting in the way >>>>> - I would like to avoid Docker at all costs >>>>> >>>>> Cheers! >>>>> >>>> >> >>
