Figure 6-50 Separate languages on separate Solr servers with both Solr servers set up remotely
6.17.1 Setting up language cores on separate Solr servers
This example builds on the scenario setup that we have used throughout this chapter. As a
brief overview, currently, there are two search servers set up remotely from the Commerce
server: a dedicated indexing (master) machine and a dedicated search (slave) machine. This
example adds a language to the store, and a new search server. We configure this search
server to serve all queries for this new language.
Figure 6-51 on page 174 shows the overall configur ...
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