Creating a new Opensolr Index, is a very simple process.
You can do it either by using the Opensolr Control Panel, or, the Opensolr Automation REST API.
To create a new index, using the Opensolr Control panel you would simply follow the steps below.
In this example, we are creating a new index in US-EAST, Solr Version 7:
- Login to your Opensolr Account

- Click on the Control Panel link, at the top-right corner of your user menu.

- Once inside your Control Panel Dashboard, click on the Add New link at the top of your Control Panel menu options.

- Chose your desired region, solr version and country, by using the filters on the regions list.

- Click on the desired region found after filtering. Or you can click on Request Env. there, if you want to request a Solr envronment in a region, and for a Solr version that can not b e found while using our filters.

- Name your index, or leave the automatically generated index unique identifier as it is, and click on Add Index

- Click on your index name to go to your Index Control Panel

- Once in your Control Panel, you will have to make sure you Update the Solr Configuration Files either by editing them live, or uploading a new Solr Configuration Zip Archive that you obtained from Drupal, or that you have setup yourself.
