SIF parameter that determines Solr core prefix
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I am having some trouble with correctly configuring the Solr core prefix using SIF.
How is the to use Solr core prefix determined in the SIF installation for Sitecore 9?
For example, will;
Install-SitecoreConfiguration -Sitename MySite ...
result in a MySite_ Solr core prefix?
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I am having some trouble with correctly configuring the Solr core prefix using SIF.
How is the to use Solr core prefix determined in the SIF installation for Sitecore 9?
For example, will;
Install-SitecoreConfiguration -Sitename MySite ...
result in a MySite_ Solr core prefix?
sitecore-install-framework
asked Feb 11 at 8:04
JoostJoost
779114
add a comment |
I am having some trouble with correctly configuring the Solr core prefix using SIF.
How is the to use Solr core prefix determined in the SIF installation for Sitecore 9?
For example, will;
Install-SitecoreConfiguration -Sitename MySite ...
result in a MySite_ Solr core prefix?
sitecore-install-framework
asked Feb 11 at 8:04
JoostJoost
779114
I am having some trouble with correctly configuring the Solr core prefix using SIF.
How is the to use Solr core prefix determined in the SIF installation for Sitecore 9?
For example, will;
Install-SitecoreConfiguration -Sitename MySite ...
result in a MySite_ Solr core prefix?
sitecore-install-framework
sitecore-install-framework
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JoostJoost
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JoostJoost
779114
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SIF is offer you flexibility to choose Core prefix name.
You can have something like:
$prefix = "myprefix"
$PSScriptRoot = Resolve-Path -Path ".XP0 Configuration files 9.0.1 rev. 171219"
$SolrUrl = "https://solr:8983/solr"
$SolrRoot = "C:solrsolr-6.6.2"
$SolrService = "solr-6.6.2"
$solrParams = @
Path = "$PSScriptRootsitecore-solr.json"
SiteName = "www.mysite.local"
SolrUrl = $SolrUrl
SolrRoot = $SolrRoot
SolrService = $SolrService
CorePrefix = $prefix
And to install just use next task with solrParams parameter
Install-SitecoreConfiguration @solrParams
answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
13.3k21034
Thanks for the trigger, in my case I overlooked theSolrCorePrefixparameter insitecore-XP0.json. This parameter is used to constructSolr.Core.Nameand this is used to configure core name in Sitecore.
– Joost
Feb 11 at 9:18
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SIF is offer you flexibility to choose Core prefix name.
You can have something like:
$prefix = "myprefix"
$PSScriptRoot = Resolve-Path -Path ".XP0 Configuration files 9.0.1 rev. 171219"
$SolrUrl = "https://solr:8983/solr"
$SolrRoot = "C:solrsolr-6.6.2"
$SolrService = "solr-6.6.2"
$solrParams = @
Path = "$PSScriptRootsitecore-solr.json"
SiteName = "www.mysite.local"
SolrUrl = $SolrUrl
SolrRoot = $SolrRoot
SolrService = $SolrService
CorePrefix = $prefix
And to install just use next task with solrParams parameter
Install-SitecoreConfiguration @solrParams
answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
13.3k21034
Thanks for the trigger, in my case I overlooked theSolrCorePrefixparameter insitecore-XP0.json. This parameter is used to constructSolr.Core.Nameand this is used to configure core name in Sitecore.
– Joost
Feb 11 at 9:18
add a comment |
SIF is offer you flexibility to choose Core prefix name.
You can have something like:
$prefix = "myprefix"
$PSScriptRoot = Resolve-Path -Path ".XP0 Configuration files 9.0.1 rev. 171219"
$SolrUrl = "https://solr:8983/solr"
$SolrRoot = "C:solrsolr-6.6.2"
$SolrService = "solr-6.6.2"
$solrParams = @
Path = "$PSScriptRootsitecore-solr.json"
SiteName = "www.mysite.local"
SolrUrl = $SolrUrl
SolrRoot = $SolrRoot
SolrService = $SolrService
CorePrefix = $prefix
And to install just use next task with solrParams parameter
Install-SitecoreConfiguration @solrParams
answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
13.3k21034
Thanks for the trigger, in my case I overlooked theSolrCorePrefixparameter insitecore-XP0.json. This parameter is used to constructSolr.Core.Nameand this is used to configure core name in Sitecore.
– Joost
Feb 11 at 9:18
add a comment |
SIF is offer you flexibility to choose Core prefix name.
You can have something like:
$prefix = "myprefix"
$PSScriptRoot = Resolve-Path -Path ".XP0 Configuration files 9.0.1 rev. 171219"
$SolrUrl = "https://solr:8983/solr"
$SolrRoot = "C:solrsolr-6.6.2"
$SolrService = "solr-6.6.2"
$solrParams = @
Path = "$PSScriptRootsitecore-solr.json"
SiteName = "www.mysite.local"
SolrUrl = $SolrUrl
SolrRoot = $SolrRoot
SolrService = $SolrService
CorePrefix = $prefix
And to install just use next task with solrParams parameter
Install-SitecoreConfiguration @solrParams
answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
13.3k21034
SIF is offer you flexibility to choose Core prefix name.
You can have something like:
$prefix = "myprefix"
$PSScriptRoot = Resolve-Path -Path ".XP0 Configuration files 9.0.1 rev. 171219"
$SolrUrl = "https://solr:8983/solr"
$SolrRoot = "C:solrsolr-6.6.2"
$SolrService = "solr-6.6.2"
$solrParams = @
Path = "$PSScriptRootsitecore-solr.json"
SiteName = "www.mysite.local"
SolrUrl = $SolrUrl
SolrRoot = $SolrRoot
SolrService = $SolrService
CorePrefix = $prefix
And to install just use next task with solrParams parameter
Install-SitecoreConfiguration @solrParams
answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
13.3k21034
answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
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answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
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answered Feb 11 at 9:09
Vlad IobagiuVlad Iobagiu
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13.3k21034
Thanks for the trigger, in my case I overlooked theSolrCorePrefixparameter insitecore-XP0.json. This parameter is used to constructSolr.Core.Nameand this is used to configure core name in Sitecore.
– Joost
Feb 11 at 9:18
add a comment |
Thanks for the trigger, in my case I overlooked theSolrCorePrefixparameter insitecore-XP0.json. This parameter is used to constructSolr.Core.Nameand this is used to configure core name in Sitecore.
– Joost
Feb 11 at 9:18
Thanks for the trigger, in my case I overlooked the
SolrCorePrefix parameter in sitecore-XP0.json. This parameter is used to construct Solr.Core.Name and this is used to configure core name in Sitecore.– Joost
Feb 11 at 9:18
Thanks for the trigger, in my case I overlooked the
SolrCorePrefix parameter in sitecore-XP0.json. This parameter is used to construct Solr.Core.Name and this is used to configure core name in Sitecore.– Joost
Feb 11 at 9:18
add a comment |
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