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2Introduction
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5Vargrant provisioning files to spin up a modest Solr cluster/cloud
6(zookeeper + 3 solr nodes) for experiments in ingesting HTRC Extracted
7Feature JSON files, which in turn has been processed by a Hadoop cluster.
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10*Assumptions*
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12 * You have VirtualBox and Vagrant installed
13 (at time of writing VirtualBox v5.0.28, Vagrant 1.8.6)
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16*Useful*
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18 * Installing the Vagrant VirutalBox Guest Additions plugin to stop warnings
19 about potentially incompatible versions:
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21 vagrant plugin install vagrant-vbguest
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25Setup Procedure
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281. Spin up cloud:
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30 vagrant up
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32If this is the first time run, then this can take a while to run.
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352. Log into 'zookeeper' and change to the 'htrc' user:
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37 vagrant ssh zookeeper
38 sudo su - htrc
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403. Use the 'start-solr-all.sh' script on 'zookeeper' to launch Solr daemons
41 processes on each solr node in the cluster/cloud.
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43 solr-start-all.sh
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45 This runs a (password authenticated) ssh command on each node to start
46 its solr instance.
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484. If the first time the solr cloud has been spun up then create a solr
49 collection for the htrc extracted features to be ingested into (htrc-pd-ef)
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51 ssh solr1 init-solr-collection.sh
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53 It doesn't matter which solr node is used to create the collection 'solr1'
54 chosen for convenience.
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