Can anyone please advise, what is the address if I am trying connect to an ElasticSearch node that is in-memory(just using the default config) while using Spring boot ? I am looking at something like localhost:port.
Thanks!
Ok, so it is localhost:9200, same as if running it externally.
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I researched for spring boot, PostgreSQL and pgbouncer example and cannot find anywhere.
Do you know can we integrate pgbouncer with spring javax.sql.DataSource?
Can you share with me any page that can I take reference. When I look to Pgbouncer page cannot find example?
I am working on a Spring Boot app that uses Redis as the primary data store. Is there a way to insert data into the Redis db on application startup the way we do it for MongoDB using a Mongeez script?
Thanks in advance.
many years ago, I used ApplicationRunner to do something
I created a spring boot application (simple with database connection) and I would like to put it on a openshift. It's not a problem for me to generate docker image and put it into openshift, but I also want a mongodb database instance on openshift. I already created it on a openshift but know I have no idea how to connect to it from the spring boot application. I recently heard that I need to type a pod name as a connection string. Is that correct? How exactly should I connect to mongodb pod from the spring boot pod. Should I create some route between those two? I am new with playing around docker and openshift, so please try to give me as much info as you can.
Are you using your own OS3 vm?
I'm no expert on the matter, but on OS3 web console, once you create a database from templates already provided by OpenShift, OS3 shows a connection string at the end of the process.
I'm pretty sure OS3 creates a service for your db, the link looks like this:
mysql://servicename:3306/database
mongodb://mongo-write,mongo-read/db?slaveOk=true not work
how can use in spring boot yml config?
use ?readPreference=secondary replace ?slaveOk=true
While adding a document using solr cloud server I am getting zookeeper connection exception.
How to resolve this?
Are you sure you're connected to ZooKeeper?
If you run Solr with embedded ZK the ZK port is Solr port - 1000, for example 8983-1000 => 7973
If you are sure that you use the correct connection details, then you can always increase the ZK connection time out in you CloudSolrServer object setZkConnectTimeout(int) - if you are using Solrj client.
This will probably fix the problem but you should investigate why you are getting ZK timeout.
In the new Solr versions the default timeout increased to 3000ms from 1800ms, so if you are using old version of Solr change it.