I've got a fairly large document set (~1B) and want to organize things in a
performant fashion with enough replication to make me happy.
The general configuration:
3 indexes
50 shards
X nodes - all AWS
What I would like to do is configure this using the cluster zone/nodes in
such a way that I can have:
N - persistent nodes - contain the whole collection of docs (fewer
nodes, slower, more storage)
M - query nodes - insure that only one replica is on each of these nodes
I'm pretty sure that this is do-able with the zones/nodes but didn't quite
figure it out.
Is the following correct:
Set :
node.rack_id : persist
node.group: persist
and/or
node.rack_id : query
node.group: query
Then set:
/_settings
index.routing.allocation.include.group1 : persist
index.routing.allocation.include.group1 : query
cluster.routing.allocation.awareness.attributes : rack_id
Does the above work, before I try it?
If there is anything else in terms of advice that would be useful?
Thanks,
David
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