ETT-1793 solr init script - #250
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I'll rebase and then go ahead and merge this. |
* update health check to use built-in one * use init script from lss_solr_configs
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Relevant commit: 49bdb0b
See hathitrust/lss_solr_configs#24
Needs to wait for #248 to be merged.
Updates health check.
Recommended testing procedure:
First make sure everything solr related is cleaned out:
You should (eventually) see solr come up & create the collection, and
docker psshould show the container as healthy.Then:
docker compose --profile solr9 upYou should (eventually) see a message from the solr container that the collection already exists, and
docker psshould show the container as healthy.