Understanding Multi-Cluster Topologies
You can use multi-cluster search across as many views on as many clusters as you want. However, there are restrictions around which connections you can create within a given multi-cluster view:
You can only connect to a single local repository.
You can connect to as many remote clusters as you want, but only once to each cluster for that repository.
To connect to multiple local views, say A
, B
,
and C
, you can create a single non-multi-cluster local view,
say D
, that searches across those three views. See
Creating a Repository or View for more information on
creating standard views.
Once the local view has been created, you can connect the multi-cluster
view to D
as its single local and that will effectively
search across A
, B
, and C
.
To connect to views on a remote cluster you will need to create connections to each remote repository for each view.
It is permitted for the remote view itself to be multi-cluster.