Uploading the configset & creating the Solr collections

Upload the configset provided by eperi to Solr and create the collections suitable for your product.

1. Upload the Solr configset file, for example solr_sfdc_configset_<version>.zip for Salesforce, to your target server.
   Note: For Microsoft 365 you will need to select the configset archive that corresponds to your Solr version.

   Configsets for Microsoft 365

   Solr version	Configset archive
   9.5.0	solr_o365_configset_v4.zip
   8.11.1	solr_o365_configset_v3.zip

2. On the command line, upload the Solr configset and create the required collection with the following curl commands.
   Note: For Solr 9, certificates need to be located in a path that Solr can access, e.g., $SOLR_INSTALLATION_DIR/server/etc/certs

   • Commands for Salesforce with SSL and Basic-Auth (replace the values set in bold type with values specific to your installation):

     #UPLOAD CONFIGSET
     curl -k -E /path/to/solrhost01.client.cer.pem --key /path/to/solrhost01.client.key.pem \
     --noproxy "*" --user user:pass -X POST --header "Content-Type:application/octet-\
     stream" --data-binary @solr_sfdc_configset_<version>.zip "https://solr-hostname:solr-port/solr/\
     admin/configs?action=UPLOAD&name=eperi_sfdc"

     #CREATE COLLECTION
     curl -k -E /path/to/solrhost01.client.cer.pem --key /path/to/solrhost01.client.key.pem \
     --noproxy "*" --user user:pass -X POST "https://solr-hostname:solr-port/solr/admin/\
     collections?action=CREATE&name=salesforce&numShards=3&replicationFactor=3\
     &collection.configName=eperi_sfdc"

     Important: The values you enter for the parameters numShards and replicationFactor should match the number of Solr nodes you have.
   • Commands for Office 365 with SSL and Basic-Auth (replace the values set in bold type with values specific to your installation):

     #UPLOAD CONFIGSET
     curl -k -E /path/to/solrhost01.client.cer.pem --key /path/to/solrhost01.client.key.pem \
     --noproxy "*" --user user:pass -X POST --header "Content-Type:application/octet-\
     stream" --data-binary @solr_o365_configset_<version>.zip "https://solr-hostname:solr-port/solr/\
     admin/configs?action=UPLOAD&name=eperi_o365"

     #CREATE COLLECTION
     curl -k -E /path/to/solrhost01.client.cer.pem --key /path/to/solrhost01.client.key.pem \
     --noproxy "*" --user user:pass -X POST "https://solr-hostname:solr-port/solr/admin/\
     collections?action=CREATE&name=o365&numShards=3&replicationFactor=3\
     &collection.configName=eperi_o365"

     Important: The values you enter for the parameters numShards and replicationFactor should match the number of Solr nodes you have.

     #CREATE SHAREPOINT COLLECTION
     curl -k -E /path/to/solrhost01.client.cer.pem --key /path/to/solrhost01.client.key.pem \
     --noproxy "*" --user user:pass -X POST "https://solr-hostname:solr-port/solr/\
     admin/collections?action=CREATE&name=o365_sharepoint&numShards=3&replicationFactor=3\
     &collection.configName=eperi_o365"

     Important: The values you enter for the parameters numShards and replicationFactor should match the number of Solr nodes you have.

     #CREATE TEAMS COLLECTION
     curl -k -E /path/to/solrhost01.client.cer.pem --key /path/to/solrhost01.client.key.pem \
     --noproxy "*" --user user:pass -X POST "https://solr-hostname:solr-port/solr/\
     admin/collections?action=CREATE&name=microsoft_teams&numShards=3&replicationFactor=3\
     &collection.configName=eperi_o365"

     Important: The values you enter for the parameters numShards and replicationFactor should match the number of Solr nodes you have.