Dear isoutamo: Thanks for you reply! I created indexes through MN (manager node) and then linked the search header nodes with the index of the peer cluster by executing the command "./split edit cl...
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Dear isoutamo: Thanks for you reply! I created indexes through MN (manager node) and then linked the search header nodes with the index of the peer cluster by executing the command "./split edit cluster configuration mode searchhead master_uri<Index Cluster Master URI>" on each search header set node. In fact, this approach is feasible. However, my self-developed add on also has automatic index creation configured. I found this behavior in GPT, and if I write data to this index through the API, it is actually written to the same named index of the peer cluster. This is also the result I want, because I want to achieve synchronization of add on data between search head clusters in this way. The current situation is that I have three search head nodes, and two of them have achieved this effect. The other node still writes data to the index created by its own node, not the index in the peer cluster