@rahulhari88 You configure the site replication factor with the site_replication_factor. site_replication_factor = origin:<n>, [site1:<n>,] [site2:<n>,] ..., total:<n> where: <n> is a positive i...
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@rahulhari88 You configure the site replication factor with the site_replication_factor. site_replication_factor = origin:<n>, [site1:<n>,] [site2:<n>,] ..., total:<n> where: <n> is a positive integer indicating the number of copies of a bucket. origin:<n> specifies the minimum number of copies of a bucket that will be held on the site originating the data in that bucket (that is, the site where the data first entered the cluster). When a site is originating the data, it is known as the "origin" site. site1:<n>, site2:<n>, ..., indicates the minimum number of copies that will be held at each specified site. The identifiers "site1", "site2", and so on, are the same as the site attribute values specified on the peer nodes. total:<n> specifies the total number of copies of each bucket, across all sites in the cluster. You configure the site search factor with the site_search_factor site_search_factor = origin:<n>, [site1:<n>,] [site2:<n>,] ..., total:<n> where: <n> is a positive integer indicating the number of searchable copies of a bucket. origin:<n> specifies the minimum number of searchable copies of a bucket that will be held on the site originating the data in that bucket (that is, the site where the data first entered the cluster). When a site is originating the data, it is known as the "origin" site. site1:<n>, site2:<n>, ..., indicates the minimum number of searchable copies that will be held at each specified site. The identifiers "site1", "site2", and so on, are the same as the site attribute values specified on the peer nodes. total:<n> specifies the total number of searchable copies of each bucket, across all sites in the cluster.