Closed KonradHoeffner closed 6 months ago
Is this locally on your machine? This is an example of a text adapter config source:
id: Lucene Data Source
adapter: care.smith.top.top_document_query.adapter.lucene.LuceneAdapter
connection:
url: http://localhost
port: 9201
index:
- test_documents
field:
- text
batchSize: 30
replaceFields: {'text': 'content'}
graphDB:
connection:
url: bolt://localhost
port: 7687
conceptGraph:
connection:
url: http://localhost
port: 5000
Supposing, you don't have the services running locally, you could forward the ports from top-prod
.
elasticSearch
(the main connection) runs on 9008graphDB
runs on 7687conceptGraph
runs on 9007Yes, this is locally on my machine when I just git clone and docker compose up. Can we include this in the docker compose setup or disable the warning otherwise?
We need to postpone this issue until @ChristophB finishes the restructuring of the backend
and how we handle the whole document/concept situation. If Elasticsearch
is loaded/connected to within the backend
, this warning is hard/not to circumvent as spring
will expect an Elasticsearch
server. If we handle the whole concept/document situation as an integral part, however, we could load up the Elasticsearch
server with an docker compose
entry accordingly.
The changes I have implemented so far do not affect this warning. How about we reduce the log level of this message to debug?
Executing
docker compose up
intop-deployment
results in the following backend warning: