Can you please clarify, when you say "Less than 20000 records are
searched", what exactly do you mean? I.e., how do you know it was less than
20000? Thanks.
Thanks for your quick reply. Problem which i am exactly facing is,
Initially i have 20000 records in my elastic Search cluster with
replication factor 2 and no of nodes are 3.
When i am querying from REST API, i am able to get all the 20000 records. I
am able to check the result size on REST API.
In case if i am shutting down one of my node prior to firing query,i am
able to get all the 20000 records as the replication factor is 2.
But when i am shutting down one of my Elasticsearch node just after firing
the query in that case no of hits are less then 20000 and result size is
also less then 20000.
On Monday, 28 April 2014 19:03:39 UTC+5:30, Binh Ly wrote:
Can you please clarify, when you say "Less than 20000 records are
searched", what exactly do you mean? I.e., how do you know it was less than
20000? Thanks.
Thanks for your quick reply. Problem which i am exactly facing is,
Initially i have 20000 records in my elastic Search cluster with replication factor 2 and no of nodes are 3.
When i am querying from REST API, i am able to get all the 20000 records. I am able to check the result size on REST API.
In case if i am shutting down one of my node prior to firing query,i am able to get all the 20000 records as the replication factor is 2.
But when i am shutting down one of my Elasticsearch node just after firing the query in that case no of hits are less then 20000 and result size is also less then 20000.
On Monday, 28 April 2014 19:03:39 UTC+5:30, Binh Ly wrote:
Can you please clarify, when you say "Less than 20000 records are searched", what exactly do you mean? I.e., how do you know it was less than 20000? Thanks.
Apache, Apache Lucene, Apache Hadoop, Hadoop, HDFS and the yellow elephant
logo are trademarks of the
Apache Software Foundation
in the United States and/or other countries.