Solr to Elasticsearch Migrator
This will migrate a Solr node to an Elasticsearch index.
Requirements
- Python 3+
- elasticsearch
- pysolr
Usage
usage: solr-to-es [-h] [--solr-query SOLR_QUERY] [--solr-fields COMMA_SEP_FIELDS]
[--rows-per-page ROWS_PER_PAGE] [--es-timeout ES_TIMEOUT]
solr_url elasticsearch_url elasticsearch_index doc_type
The following example will page through all documents on the local Solr, and submit them to the local Elasticsearch server in the index es_index with a document type of solr_docs.
solr-to-es http://localhost:8983/solr/<<collection_name>> http://localhost:9200 <<collection_name>> solr_docs
solr_url is the full url to your Solr,
elasticsearch_url is the url of your Elasticsearch server.
elasticsearch_index is the index you will submit the Solr documents to on Elasticsearch.
doc_type is the type of document Elasticsearch should assume you are importing.
--solr-query defaults to *:*
--solr-fields defaults to (i.e. all fields)
--rows-per-page defaults to 500
--es-timeout defaults to 60
--es-user for authentication in Elasticsearch
--es-password for authentication in Elasticsearch
--es-max-retries maximum number of times a document will be retried when 429 is received, set to 0 for no retries on 429
--es-initial-backoff number of seconds we should wait before the first retry. Any subsequent retries will be powers of initial_backoff * 2**retry_number
Install
Run python setup.py install to install the script.
Demo
Here is an example of grabbing the over 114 thousand journal articles from Plos.org API about animals.
docker run -p 9200:9200 -p 9300:9300 -e "discovery.type=single-node" elasticsearch
solr-to-es --solr-query animal http://api.plos.org/search localhost:9200 es_plos solr_docs
curl http://localhost:9200/_cat/indices?v
Note: that you will get an 403 Forbidden error from the script, and that is because the solr.quepid.com doesn't allow deep paging, however you will have documents in your ES cluster.
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