Hi,
I have installed ES in one server. I want to create 3-4 servers for my ES
cluster. But when i send request in which server i should send from my
java code and how? I have read once, putting one user's data in one primary
shard helps to improve performance. I have also read that using Nginx as
load balancer also improve performance. Now my question is, how can i put
these two things together? Also how one ES server knows about other ES
servers ? Finally can you give me some useful links by which i can try to
scale ES in multiple server.
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If you are using java transport client in elasticsearch, you just add one
of the elasticsearch node with setting sniff to on. The the transport
client should have all the information it needed. When the transport client
index, iirc, it is in round robin fashion. The es cluster node is
intelligent enough to replicate the write to the other es nodes.
hth
jason
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 2:12 PM, Shohedul Hasan shakil@qianalysis.com
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Hi,
I have installed ES in one server. I want to create 3-4 servers for my ES
cluster. But when i send request in which server i should send from my
java code and how? I have read once, putting one user's data in one primary
shard helps to improve performance. I have also read that using Nginx as
load balancer also improve performance. Now my question is, how can i put
these two things together? Also how one ES server knows about other ES
servers ? Finally can you give me some useful links by which i can try to
scale ES in multiple server.
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Yes i am using transport client, i can add the all servers' address in
transport client instantiation. But how do ES server will know each other
?? And are you telling me that i don't need to use Nginx as load balancer,
ES transport client will automatically do it for me ??
On Monday, May 4, 2015 at 12:35:10 PM UTC+6, Jason Wee wrote:
If you are using java transport client in elasticsearch, you just add one
of the elasticsearch node with setting sniff to on. The the transport
client should have all the information it needed. When the transport client
index, iirc, it is in round robin fashion. The es cluster node is
intelligent enough to replicate the write to the other es nodes.
hth
jason
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Hi,
I have installed ES in one server. I want to create 3-4 servers for my ES
cluster. But when i send request in which server i should send from my
java code and how? I have read once, putting one user's data in one primary
shard helps to improve performance. I have also read that using Nginx as
load balancer also improve performance. Now my question is, how can i put
these two things together? Also how one ES server knows about other ES
servers ? Finally can you give me some useful links by which i can try to
scale ES in multiple server.
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read these links, it should answer your question.
http://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/java-api/1.x/client.html#transport-client
jason
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 2:45 PM, Shohedul Hasan shakil@qianalysis.com
wrote:
Yes i am using transport client, i can add the all servers' address in
transport client instantiation. But how do ES server will know each other
?? And are you telling me that i don't need to use Nginx as load balancer,
ES transport client will automatically do it for me ??
On Monday, May 4, 2015 at 12:35:10 PM UTC+6, Jason Wee wrote:
If you are using java transport client in elasticsearch, you just add one
of the elasticsearch node with setting sniff to on. The the transport
client should have all the information it needed. When the transport client
index, iirc, it is in round robin fashion. The es cluster node is
intelligent enough to replicate the write to the other es nodes.
hth
jason
On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 2:12 PM, Shohedul Hasan sha...@qianalysis.com
wrote:
Hi,
I have installed ES in one server. I want to create 3-4 servers for my
ES cluster. But when i send request in which server i should send from my
java code and how? I have read once, putting one user's data in one primary
shard helps to improve performance. I have also read that using Nginx as
load balancer also improve performance. Now my question is, how can i put
these two things together? Also how one ES server knows about other ES
servers ? Finally can you give me some useful links by which i can try to
scale ES in multiple server.
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