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Posted to solr-user@lucene.apache.org by Timo Schmidt <ti...@gmx.net> on 2014/09/25 09:43:25 UTC
Using SolrCloud on Amazon EC2
Hi together,
we currently plan to setup a project based on solr cloud and amazon webservices. Our main search application is deployed using aws opsworks which works out quite good.
Since we also want to provision solr to ec2 i want to ask for experiences with the different deployment/provisioning tools.
By now i see the following 3 approaches.
1. Using ludic solr scale tk to setup and maintain the cluster
Who is using this in production and what are your experiences?
2. Implementing own chef cookbooks for aws opsworks to install solrcloud as a custom opsworks layer
Did somebody do this allready?
What are you experiences?
Are there any cookbooks out, where we can contribute and reuse?
3. Implementing own chef cookbooks for aws opsworks to install solrcloud as a docker container
Any experiences with this?
Do you see other options? Afaik elasticbeanstalk could also be an option?
It would be very nice to get some experiences and recommendations?
Cheers
Timo
Re: Using SolrCloud on Amazon EC2
Posted by Costi Muraru <co...@gmail.com>.
Hi Timo,
Why not use Cloudera's CDH5 which comes with Solr?
Costi
On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 10:43 AM, Timo Schmidt <ti...@gmx.net> wrote:
> Hi together,
>
> we currently plan to setup a project based on solr cloud and amazon
> webservices. Our main search application is deployed using aws opsworks
> which works out quite good.
> Since we also want to provision solr to ec2 i want to ask for experiences
> with the different deployment/provisioning tools.
> By now i see the following 3 approaches.
>
> 1. Using ludic solr scale tk to setup and maintain the cluster
> Who is using this in production and what are your experiences?
>
> 2. Implementing own chef cookbooks for aws opsworks to install solrcloud
> as a custom opsworks layer
> Did somebody do this allready?
> What are you experiences?
>
> Are there any cookbooks out, where we can contribute and reuse?
>
> 3. Implementing own chef cookbooks for aws opsworks to install solrcloud
> as a docker container
> Any experiences with this?
>
> Do you see other options? Afaik elasticbeanstalk could also be an option?
> It would be very nice to get some experiences and recommendations?
>
> Cheers
>
> Timo
>