My Solr Indexes: Filter by Server, Version and Type, Correct Cluster Bandwidth, Readable on Phones
The My Solr Indexes page, under the Solr menu, is now the same sortable, searchable table as the dashboard, with filters down the left side. Pick a server, a Solr version, or only your Resilient Clusters, and the table narrows to match. Cluster bandwidth is now the real figure. On a phone the table becomes one card per index.
01 Filters that tell you what they will do
- Type: plain indexes or Resilient Clusters.
- Server: every server you have an index on, with the hostname under the name. The ten with the most indexes are shown first, one click shows the rest.
- Solr version: 9.6, 9.4, 8.11 and so on, only the versions you actually run.
- Counts: every option shows how many indexes it would leave under the filters already active. An option that would leave nothing is not shown at all.
- Combined with the name search, the sort and the page size. Clear all filters with one button. The address bar follows along, so a filtered view can be bookmarked or shared with a colleague on your team.
02 Cluster bandwidth counts every replica
Before
A Resilient Cluster showed only the master’s bandwidth. Queries are answered by the replicas, so a cluster serving a terabyte a month looked like it served almost nothing.
Now
Bandwidth for a cluster is the master plus all of its replicas, the same figure the cluster’s Control Panel shows. Sorting by bandwidth and the usage bar use the same total.
03 Readable on a phone
04 Still on every row
- Control Panel cog, opening in a new tab so the list stays where you left it.
- Replicate to another server, straight from the row.
- Disk and bandwidth with the usage bar against your plan, region as a flag with country, city and server on hover, Solr version, and when the index was created.