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== Introduction ==
In this section we will setup a SolrCloud using Jboss


== SolrCloud ==
SolrCloud is the name of a set of new distributed capabilities in Solr. Passing parameters to enable these capabilities will enable you to set up a highly available, fault tolerant cluster of Solr servers. Use SolrCloud when you want high scale, fault tolerant, distributed indexing and search capabilities.
 

== Getting Started ==
Download Solr 4-Beta or greater: http://lucene.apache.org/solr/downloads.html

If you haven't yet, go through the simple [[http://lucene.apache.org/solr/tutorial.html|Solr Tutorial]] to familiarize yourself with Solr. Note: reset all configuration and remove documents from the tutorial before going through the cloud features. Copying the example directories with pre-existing Solr indexes will cause document counts to be off.

Download Jboss 7.x AS from http://www.jboss.org/jbossas/

== Simple two shard cluster ==
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In this example we will setup a 2 shard cluster using two running instances of Jboss. Both of the Jboss instances will be running on the same server and IP, but will be serving on different ports. 


== Installing and starting Jboss ==
Unjar the downloaded Jboss jar files in two different directories. For this example, we will use jboss_1 and jboss_2