Setting up a Typesense Cluster without Data Loss
TLDR The needed help setting up a Typesense cluster without data loss. Jason provided a guide and confirmed it's possible to include a node with existing data into a cluster.
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05:38 PMCould anyone point me how to setup Typesense cluster? I looked around and find nothing. In my case, I already have 1 node with data in it. Is it possible to setup a cluster including that node without losing any data?
Regards.
Regards.
Jason
Jason
05:40 PMHere’s the guide to setup a cluster: https://typesense.org/docs/guide/high-availability.html
You can indeed convert a single node to join a cluster, Typesense will take care of replicating the data from the existing nodes to the other new node.
You can indeed convert a single node to join a cluster, Typesense will take care of replicating the data from the existing nodes to the other new node.
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10:44 PMThank you.
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