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HttpClientConfig.Builder builder =
new HttpClientConfig.Builder(address) // http://elasticsearch:9200-- > Load balance that will point to another three elasticaserchs
.connTimeout(connTimeout)
.readTimeout(readTimeout)
.defaultMaxTotalConnectionPerRoute(maxInFlightRequests)
.discoveryEnabled(true)
.discoveryFrequency(discoveryFrecuency, TimeUnit.SECONDS)
.multiThreaded(true);
MY question in here is that only one node is getting the load instead of making a balance for example only node 1 is getting the data. The other two are only sync up.
Do I need to set up in the Builder the three nodes or only one ?
IT is the normal behaviour of this?
The background of this is that in my cluster I saw only IO in one ES.
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Currently I have this configuration :
And I have another 3 nodes of elasticsaerch example :
http://0.0.0.1:9200 , http://0.0.0.2:9200, http://0.0.0.3:9200
MY question in here is that only one node is getting the load instead of making a balance for example only node 1 is getting the data. The other two are only sync up.
Do I need to set up in the Builder the three nodes or only one ?
IT is the normal behaviour of this?
The background of this is that in my cluster I saw only IO in one ES.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: