use official zookeeper image for solr-drupal recipe #195
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Thanks for doing this! I'm on vacation on a road trip with very limited internet, but hope to look soon. |
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BTW, ddev v1.19.0-alpha4 is out, so this should be easily testable there. |
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Just a note that after v1.19.0 release this is high priority to get in and also to make into a |
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Thanks for all the work on this.
I rebased and made some minor changes. The use of ddev-<project>-solr is no longer necessary in ddev v1.19.
- I wasn't able to figure out what the README instructions mean by
Default Solr collection: techproducts-there's no entry in the Drupal config form by that name. - I didn't know what to put in "solr core name" as that's not mentioned in the README.
- zookeeper wouldn't come up, so I got stopped there. See gist at https://gist.github.com/rfay/7238505ac7b7455d50ce3764880dfd11
Thanks for your pioneering of all this. Sorry for the slow review. My hope is to translate this into a ddev-get recipe right away, but I have to succeed at setup first.
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Bitnami now has a multi-arch zookeeper image, https://hub.docker.com/r/bitnami/zookeeper/tags |
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This should be obsolete right? Just add pointer to your new add-on? |
switch from bitnami to official for arm64 support