Himmat Singh Dulawat (4x Sitecore MVP)

We perform the index rebuild option in Sitecore CMS to update the indexes. Anyhow, sometimes in a Sitecore SolrCloud, the index is outdated, and the index rebuild option from CMS does not help us to update it.  Therefore, we need to recreate the index manually through the Solr Admin UI to overcome this issue.  In this blog post, I am describing to you the steps to recreate the index manually on Sitecore_web_index. Step 1: Log into the Solr Admin UI by using the URL and authentication. Step 2: After login, in the left panel, select Collections > sitecore_web_index and then expand Shard: shard1 Step 3: Currently, there are 3 shards per index (Note: there are 3 Solr replicas, so one shard is dedicated to one Solr replica), so we should delete them all by clicking on the x icon and then clicking on the Delete Replica button Step 4: After removing the 3 old ones of sitecore_web_index, we will create 3 new ones by clicking on the a...

If you are using the SOLR search provider, to rebuild the request command we need to build the xDB index using the command manually from the xDB app service in Sitecore XP. You can find more details here: Invoke the rebuild request command Upon execution command, you get the following output: The index rebuild process takes time to complete and the request rebuild command does not provide any information about the progress status. However, there are certain ways you can monitor the state of an ongoing rebuild process. To Monitor the Index Rebuild Process: SOLR Interface: You can do so by running the following query by navigating to the original xDB Solr core and go to the Query tab. On the Query tab, insert the above into "q" part and click "Execute Query". Once executed, we should be able to see the result as such. In this example, the rebuild state is at 5 (Ongoing) and it is at 95%. ...