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solrcloud (21) Versions 0.2.0

Installs/Configures Apache Solr

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solrcloud Cookbook

This is an OpsCode Chef cookbook for Apache Solr.

It was primarily developed for Testing SolrCloud against Solr Master/Slave setup and its features.

Currently it supports only in built Jetty based SolrCloud deployment, more
features and attributes will be added over time, feel free to contribute
what you find missing!

SolrCloud is the default deployment and Solr Master/Slave setup is not supported
by this cookbook.

Supported Apache Solr Runtime

Currently this cookbook supports only Apache Solr in built Jetty based deployment.

Supported Apache Solr Package Deployment

Currently this cookbook only supports Apache Solr Tarball based deployment.

Supported Apache Solr Cluster Deployment

Currently this cookbook only support SolrCloud Cluster deployment. It does not
support Apache Solr Master/Slave Cluster deployment.

Supported JDK Versions

Check Apache Solr Documentation for JDK Version requirement for current Solr version, Oracle JDK 7 is recommended.

Recipes

  • solrcloud::tarball - install solr package, directories and service

  • solrcloud::config - manages solr base configuration files

  • solrcloud::jetty - manages jetty base configuration files and directories

  • solrcloud::zkcli - setup zookeeper package for zookeeper client binary (zkCli.sh)

    zkcli recipe does not manage zookeeper server and only purpose 
    is to have zookeeper client on all solr nodes
    
  • solrcloud::user - create solr service user

    solr user is better to be managed by a User management cookbook
    instead of solrcloud for Production environment.
    
  • solrcloud::zkconfigsets - create/delete solrcloud configSet in zookeeper via LWRP

  • solrcloud::collections - create/delete solrcloud collection on solrcloud node via LWRP

solrcloud::tarball is the main recipe which includes all other recipe. For run_list use only solrcloud::tarball.

SolrCloud configSet (Zookeeper Configs) LWRP

LWRP - solrcloud_zkconfigset

SolrCloud Zookeeper configSet is managed via LWRP - solrcloud_zkconfigset.

SolrCloud Zookeeper configSets management is enabled by default for all nodes.
It means all nodes will get the configSets and will try to manage it against
one of the configured zookeeper server via attribute node.solrcloud.config.solrcloud.zkHost.

Modify attribute `node.solrcloud.manager` to limit zookeeper 
configSet management to certain nodes in solrcloud cluster.

LWRP example

Create a configSet using LWRP:

solrcloud_zkconfigset configset_name
  option option_name
end

Delete a configSet using LWRP:

solrcloud_zkconfigset configset_name do
  action :delete
end

configSet via node attribute:

"default_attributes": {
  "solrcloud": {
    "zkconfigsets": {
      "abc": {
        "action": "delete"
      },
      "xyz": {
        "option name": "option value"
      }
    }
  }
}

configSets can either be configured in recipe using LWRP or using node attribute node.solrcloud.zkconfigsets.

configSets defined using attribute node.solrcloud.zkconfigsets does not require LWRP.

LWRP Options

SolrCloud Zookeeper cmd Reference: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Command+Line+Utilities

Parameters:

  • configset_name (required) - solrcloud zookeeper configSet name
  • action (optional) - default :create
  • user (optional) - configSet directory user permission, default value node.solrcloud.user
  • group (optional) - configSet directory group permission, default value node.solrcloud.group
  • solr_zkcli (optional) - solr in built zkcli.sh for configSet upconfig, default value node.solrcloud.solrzkcli
  • zkcli (optional) - zookeeper client zkCli.sh, default value node.solrcloud.zkcli
  • zkhost (optional) - zookeeper server, default value node.solrcloud.zkHost.first
  • zkconfigsets_home (optional) - configSet directory to sore on solrcloud node, default value node.solrcloud.zkconfigsets_home
  • zkconfigsets_cookbook (optional) - configSet cookbook name, default value node.solrcloud.zkconfigsets_cookbook

LWRP configSet source cookbook/location

All configSet content must be stored under node.solrcloud.zkconfigsets_cookbook/files/default/config set name/conf/`.

configSets source cookbook is default set to solrcloud and can be changed via attribute node.solrcloud.zkconfigsets_cookbook.

SolrCloud Collection LWRP

LWRP - solrcloud_collection

SolrCloud collection is managed via LWRP - solrcloud_collection.

LWRP example

Create a collection using LWRP:

solrcloud_collection collection_name
  option option_name
end

Delete a collection using LWRP:

solrcloud_collection collection_name do
  action :delete
end

collection via node attribute:

"default_attributes": {
  "solrcloud": {
    "collections": {
      "abc": {
        "action": "delete"
      },
      "xyz": {
        "num_shards": "1",
        "name": "xyz",
        "replication_factor": "1",
        "collection_config_name": "xyz",
        "option name": "value"
      }
    }
  }
}

collections can either be configured in recipe using LWRP or using node attribute node.solrcloud.collections.

collections defined using attribute node.solrcloud.collections does not require LWRP.

LWRP Options

Collection API Reference: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Collections+API

Parameters:

  • collection_config_name (required) - solrcloud zookeeper configSet name
  • action (optional) - default :create
  • num_shards (optional) - collection API parameter numShards, default value 1
  • shards (optional) - collection API parameter shards, default value nil
  • router_field (optional) - collection API parameter router.field, default value nil
  • async (optional) - collection API parameter async, default value nil
  • router_name (optional) - collection API parameter router.name, default value nil
  • router_field (optional) - collection API parameter router.field, default value nil
  • host (optional) - collection API host, solrcloud node (self), default value node.ipaddress
  • port (optional) - collection API host port, solrcloud port, default value node.solrcloud.port
  • ssl (optional) - collection API host ssl, default value false
  • create_node_set (optional) - collection API parameter createNodeSet, default value nil
  • replication_factor (optional) - collection API parameter replicationFactor, default value 1
  • max_shards_per_node (optional) - collection API parameter maxShardsPerNode, default value nil

Cookbook Advanced Attributes

  • default[:solrcloud][:manager] (default: true): if set true, manages solrcloud collections and conigSets/configs in zookeeper.

    This attribute should be enabled for limited nodes in solrcloud cluster if possible.

  • default[:solrcloud][:notify_restart] (default: false): notify solr service on a solrcloud resource change like config file/template etc.

  • default[:solrcloud][:zk_run] (default: false): if true solr will start up with embedded zookeeper

    Note: Setting option node[:solrcloud][:zk_run] will remove solrcloud config zkHost from solr.xml, mainly meant for testing purpose

Cookbook Core Attributes

  • default[:solrcloud][:user] (default: solr): solr service user
  • default[:solrcloud][:group] (default: solr): solr service group
  • default[:solrcloud][:user_home] (default: ): solr service user home

  • default[:solrcloud][:setup_user] (default: true): manage solr user for solr service using solrcloud::user cookbook

  • default[:solrcloud][:version] (default: 4.9.0): solr package version

  • default[:solrcloud][:zk_run_data_dir] (default: node[:solrcloud][:install_dir]/zookeeperdata): embedded zookeeper data directory

  • default[:solrcloud][:zk_run_port] (default: 2181): embedded zookeeper port

  • default[:solrcloud][:install_dir] (default: /usr/local/solr): jetty home directory - jetty.home

  • default[:solrcloud][:data_dir] (default: /opt/solr): solr collection data directory - solr.data.dir

    solrconfig.xml for each configSet needs to set dataDir for this location usage, like:
    <dataDir>${solr.data.dir:}/collection name</dataDir>

  • default[:solrcloud][:solr_home] (default: node[:solrcloud][:install_dir]/solr): solr home

  • default[:solrcloud][:cores_home] (default: node[:solrcloud][:solr_home]/cores): solr collection/core home

  • default[:solrcloud][:shared_lib] (default: node[:solrcloud][:install_dir]/lib): solr default lib directory

  • default[:solrcloud][:config_sets] (default: node[:solrcloud][:solr_home]/configsets): solr cores configSets directory

  • default[:solrcloud][:service_name] (default: solr): solr service name

  • default[:solrcloud][:dir_mode] (default: 0755): solr resource default directory

  • default[:solrcloud][:pid_dir] (default: /var/run/solr): solr pid directory

  • default[:solrcloud][:log_dir] (default: /var/log/solr): solr log directory

  • default[:solrcloud][:template_cookbook] (default: solrcloud): solr template resources cookbook

  • default[:solrcloud][:zkconfigsets_cookbook] (default: solrcloud): zookeeper configSet cookbook

  • default[:solrcloud][:zkconfigsets_home] (default: node[:solrcloud][:install_dir]/zkconfigs): configs location for zookeeper configSet upconfig

  • default[:solrcloud][:port] (default: 8983): solr service port

  • default[:solrcloud][:zookeeper][:version] (default: 3.4.6): zookeeper package setup for zkCli.sh

Cookbook Ulimit Attributes

  • default[:solrcloud][:limits][:memlock] (default: unlimited): solr service user memory limit
  • default[:solrcloud][:limits][:nofile] (default: 48000): solr service user file limit
  • default[:solrcloud][:limits][:nproc] (default: unlimited): solr service user process limit

Cookbook log4j.properties Config Attributes

  • default[:solrcloud][:log4j][:MaxFileSize] (default: 10MB):
  • default[:solrcloud][:log4j][:MaxBackupIndex] (default: 10):

Cookbook solr.xml Config Attributes

solr.xml Reference: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/solr/Format+of+solr.xml

  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:adminHandler] (default: org.apache.solr.handler.admin.CoreAdminHandler):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:adminPath] (default: /solr/admin):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:coreLoadThreads] (default: 3):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:coreRootDirectory] (default: node[:solrcloud][:cores_home]):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:sharedLib] (default: node[:solrcloud][:shared_lib]):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:managementPath] (default: ):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:shareSchema] (default: false):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:transientCacheSize] (default: 1000000):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:hostContext] (default: solr):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:distribUpdateConnTimeout] (default: 1000000):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:distribUpdateSoTimeout] (default: 1000000):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:leaderVoteWait] (default: 1000000):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:zkClientTimeout] (default: 15000):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:zkHost] (default: []): zookeeper servers, ',' separated, e.g. ["server:port", "server:port"]
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:genericCoredefaultNames] (default: true):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:shardHandlerFactory][:socketTimeout] (default: 0):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:shardHandlerFactory][:connTimeout] (default: 0):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:logging][:enabled] (default: true):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:logging][:loggingClass] (default: ):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:logging][:watcher][:loggingSize] (default: 1000):
  • default[:solrcloud][:config][:logging][:watcher][:threshold] (default: INFO):

Cookbook SolrCloud on HDFS Config Attributes

  • default[:solrcloud][:hdfs][:enable] (default: false): to run solrcloud on hdfs, set it to true
  • default[:solrcloud][:hdfs][:directory_factory] (default: HdfsDirectoryFactory):
  • default[:solrcloud][:hdfs][:lock_type] (default: hdfs):
  • default[:solrcloud][:hdfs][:hdfs_home] (default: nil): syntax: 'hdfs://host:port/path'

Note: SolrCloud on HDFS is not tested, check online solr on hdfs for more info

Cookbook Dependencies

  • ulimit cookbook
  • java cookbook

SolrCloud Deployment Requirement

To deploy solrcloud using this cookbook, below items are required:

  • a zookeeper server or cluster
  • configSet(s) to upload to zookeeper for collection/core
  • collection(s) name to deploy in solrcloud

SolrCloud configSet Cookbook / Environments / Versioning

Directory Structure

SorlCloud configSet stored in zookeeper are configured as file resources.

Each configSet is stored under node[:solrcloud][:zkconfigsets_cookbook]/files/default/configSet name.

configSet folder follows the standard of having a conf folder with all the configuration files.

So, the directory structure will look like - node[:solrcloud][:zkconfigsets_cookbook]/files/default/configSet name/conf.

Managing same configSet for Multiple Environments

Managing configSet configuration across environments can be achieved in different ways, like

  • maintain different node[:solrcloud][:zkconfigsets_cookbook] per environment OR
  • maintain a single cookbook with versioning

Simply, update node[:solrcloud][:zkconfigsets_cookbook] attribute with your configSet cookbook and update metadata.rb
file with line:

'depends node[:solrcloud][:zkconfigsets_cookbook]'.

Single Node SolrCloud Test Cluster Deployment

Adjust the attributes according to your requirement. Below mentioned attributes
will work just fine for a single node solrcloud cluster.

"default_attributes": {
  "solrcloud": {
    "zk_run": true,
    "port": "80",
    "setup_user": true,
    "manager": true,
    "zkconfigsets": {
      "samplecollection": {}
    },
    "collections": {
      "samplecollection": {
        "collection_config_name": "samplecollection"
      }
    }
  }
}

Multi Node SolrCloud Test Cluster Deployment with zookeeper Cluster

Adjust the attributes according to your requirement. Below mentioned attributes
will work just fine for a single node solrcloud cluster.

"default_attributes": {
  "solrcloud": {
    "config": {
      "solrcloud": {
        "zkHost": [
          "zookeeper_ip:zookeeper_port"
        ]
      }
    },        
    "port": "80",
    "setup_user": true,
    "manager": true,
    "zkconfigsets": {
      "samplecollection": {}
    },
    "collections": {
      "samplecollection": {
        "collection_config_name": "samplecollection"
      }
    }
  }
}

Note: You might want to enable attribute "manager": true on limited cluster nodes. In a large
cluster, enabling this value on limited nodes would create less overhead for zookeeper.

Multi Node SolrCloud Test Cluster Deployment with embedded zookeeper

Adjust the attributes according to your requirement. Below mentioned attributes
will work just fine for a single node solrcloud cluster.

On any one of the cluster node, enable attribute node[:solrcloud][:zk_run] and use its ip address as zookeeper server.

"default_attributes": {
  "solrcloud": {
    "config": {
      "solrcloud": {
        "zkHost": [
          "instance_with_zk_run_ip:zookeeper_port_default_2181"
        ]
      }
    },        
    "port": "80",
    "setup_user": true,
    "manager": true,
    "zkconfigsets": {
      "samplecollection": {}
    },
    "collections": {
      "samplecollection": {
        "collection_config_name": "samplecollection"
      }
    }
  }
}

Multiple SolrCloud Cluster Deployment

To deploy multiple clusters, simply create multiple roles with different zookeeper server or update
node attribute with respective cluster zookeeper server(s).

Zookeeper server attribute - node[:solrcloud][:config][:solrcloud][:zkHost]

SolrCloud on HDFS Cluster Deployment

SolrCloud on HDFS has not been tested yet, but configuration from Apache Solr documentation has been
added to the cookbook.

Contributing

  1. Fork the repository on Github
  2. Create a named feature branch (like add_component_x)
  3. Write your change
  4. Write tests for your change (if applicable)
  5. Run the tests, ensuring they all pass
  6. Write description about changes
  7. Submit a Pull Request using Github

Authors:: Virender Khatri (vir.khatri@gmail.com)

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.

Dependent cookbooks

java >= 0.0.0
ulimit >= 0.0.0

Contingent cookbooks

There are no cookbooks that are contingent upon this one.

solrcloud CHANGELOG

This file is used to list changes made in each version of the solrcloud cookbook.

0.1.0

  • [your_name] - Initial release of solrcloud

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