FOLLOW UP QUESTION TO #3620
I was not able to find the physical file solrconfig.xml.
@igor.rmarinho_185445 In older versions of DSE, you had to provide the Solr configuration and Solr schema in order to create a Solr core. If the newer versions, the Solr resources get generated automatically for you if you used the CQL Search command CREATE SEARCH INDEX or created the core with auto-generation enabled.
You can retrieve the copies of the Solr resources with the dsetool commands for managing search indexes like this:
$ dsetool get_core_schema keyspace.table_name
$ dsetool get_core_config keyspace.table_name
For more information, see Manage search index with dsetool commands. Cheers!
Erick, so there is not one central solrconfig.xml for the whole node? each index will have their own?
If it works that way so would have to change the config in all them.
@igor.rmarinho_185445 To be clear, it's not the configuration of the Solr application -- it is the configuration of each Solr core. Cheers!
P.S. I've converted your answer to a comment so it doesn't confuse other members of the Community. :)
To add to @Erick Ramirez good answers here:
- DSE creates a solr core per table so your solr core would be called "keyspace1.table1"
- For configuration you would change it in the solrconfig.xml (via CQL or downloading the solrconfig.xml editing and uploading wiht dsetool). In DSE 6.x For some global parameters such as rambuffer you would configure in the dse.yaml
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