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Doesn't that mean that you immediately lose data if a node goes down or a disk dies? FWIW the split brain problems (while not impossible) are extremely rare in
by gibrown 12y ago
Doesn't that mean that you immediately lose data if a node goes down or a disk dies?
FWIW the split brain problems (while not impossible) are extremely rare in ES in my experience.
Seems like you've traded one potentially rare problem for a lot more complexity and other problems.
- AznHisoka 12y agoI'm using Sidekiq, a messaging queue framework to handle indexing data to my nodes/clusters. So if one goes down, it will always retry reindexing in a future time over and over until its successful. Everytime there's new data, I need to send the same data to all of the clusters.
- gibrown 12y agoInteresting. Were you actually seeing failures without running multiple clusters?