We are using transport client to connect to ES. While querying on ES, we
are getting inconsistent results:
We are using cluster of two nodes.
For example:
When we are firing query first time, the number of hits is 50 while
executing the same query second time returns 100 hits. This is happening
because the transport client execute the request in round robin. So, first
query goes to NodeA while other one goes to NodeB.
The results are coming inconsistent because nodes are not able to
communicate with each other.
I would like to know the reasons of connection lost / communication failure
between the nodes.
We are using transport client to connect to ES. While querying on ES, we are getting inconsistent results:
We are using cluster of two nodes.
For example:
When we are firing query first time, the number of hits is 50 while executing the same query second time returns 100 hits. This is happening because the transport client execute the request in round robin. So, first query goes to NodeA while other one goes to NodeB.
The results are coming inconsistent because nodes are not able to communicate with each other.
I would like to know the reasons of connection lost / communication failure between the nodes.
Le 26 juin 2013 à 12:04, Ankit Jain <ankitj...@gmail.com <javascript:>> a
écrit :
Hi All,
We are using transport client to connect to ES. While querying on ES, we
are getting inconsistent results:
We are using cluster of two nodes.
For example:
When we are firing query first time, the number of hits is 50 while
executing the same query second time returns 100 hits. This is happening
because the transport client execute the request in round robin. So, first
query goes to NodeA while other one goes to NodeB.
The results are coming inconsistent because nodes are not able to
communicate with each other.
I would like to know the reasons of connection lost / communication
failure between the nodes.
Thanks,
Ankit Jain
iLabs
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