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You can installYASA as a Solr package:
bin/solr package add-repo yasa"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yasa-org/yasa/master/repo/"bin/solr package install yasabin/solr package deploy yasa -y -clusterThen navigate your browser tohttp://localhost:8983/v2/yasa
To registerYASA at another path, you can use:
bin/solr package deploy yasa -y -cluster -p YASA-PATH-PREFIX=mysolrui
Then navigate your browser tohttp://localhost:8983/v2/mysolrui
To check installed version and available versions of the package,
bin/solr package list-installedbin/solr package list-available
To update to a newer version,
bin/solr package install yasa:<new-version>bin/solr package deploy yasa:<new-version> -y -cluster -update
To undeploy,
bin/solr package undeploy yasa -cluster
You can installYASA in the standalone mode without affecting the official Solr Admin. Here is how:
Downloadthe latest release of yasa.
Extract files from
yasa-vX.Y.tgz(whereX.Yis the version number) to a directory, sayYASA_HOME.Configure your Nginx server and proxy
/solr/**to your actual Solr Admin address, for example,http://127.0.0.1:8983/solr.
Here isan Nginx configuration sample.
You can also replace the official admin interface withYASA:
Downloadthe latest release of YASA
Extract files from
yasa-vX.Y.tgz(whereX.Yis the version number) to a directory, sayYASA_HOME(Optional but recommended) Backup the Solr webapp folder (
solr-x-y-z/server/solr-webapp/webapp, wherex-y-zis the version number)Copy everything under
${YASA_HOME}/dist/folder tosolr-x-y-z/server/solr-webapp/webapp
Find this project useful? Any contribution is highly appreciated. You can open issues or pull requests to help make this project better.
Thanks to the great work of Solr community.
This project is greatly inspired byKibana.