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| installation:installing_multiple_instances [2016/03/01 18:02] – [4 Set up a new Solr Core - if required] demiankatz | installation:installing_multiple_instances [2018/12/19 17:16] – [Using Multiple Solr Instances : Create a New Solr Instance] demiankatz | ||
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| ====== Installing Multiple Instances ====== | ====== Installing Multiple Instances ====== | ||
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| - | // This page refers to VuFind 2.x; for similar notes related to earlier versions, see [[legacy: | ||
| There are a few reasons you might want to have several instances of VuFind. | There are a few reasons you might want to have several instances of VuFind. | ||
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| Creating a new core usually makes more sense than creating a copy of Solr, but if your index is too large to fit on a single server, you could also copy VuFind' | Creating a new core usually makes more sense than creating a copy of Solr, but if your index is too large to fit on a single server, you could also copy VuFind' | ||
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| - | It probably does not make sense to try to run two separate instances of Solr on a single server, but if you have a good reason to do this, refer to the old [[legacy: | ||
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| ===== Example shell transcript of setting up a new instance ===== | ===== Example shell transcript of setting up a new instance ===== | ||
| The following example creates a new instance called springfield, | The following example creates a new instance called springfield, | ||
installation/installing_multiple_instances.txt · Last modified: 2023/11/28 20:25 by demiankatz