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remove outdated info and limited availability refs #9166

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28 changes: 2 additions & 26 deletions source/content/guides/solr-drupal/02-solr-drupal.md
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Expand Up @@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ audience: [development]
product: [search]
integration: [--]
tags: [solr, search, modules]
contributors: [carolynshannon, joan-ing]
reviewed: "2022-12-13"
contributors: [carolynshannon, joan-ing, jazzsequence]
reviewed: "2024-08-09"
showtoc: true
permalink: docs/guides/solr-drupal/solr-drupal
editpath: solr-drupal/02-solr-drupal.md
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Each Pantheon environment (Dev, Test, Live, and Multidevs) has its own Solr server. Indexing and searching in one environment does not impact any other environment.

## Enable Access to Pantheon Search

As a Limited Availability participant, your will need to manually enable access to Solr 8 for your site, for each environment in which you would like to create an index (Dev, Test, Live, and Multidevs).

### Enable at the Site Level

You must enable Pantheon Search at the site-level and add the Apache Solr Index Server. This can be done by using either the Terminus CLI or through the Site Dashboard.
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For more information, refer to the documentation on [Specifying a Solr version](/pantheon-yml#specify-a-solr-version)

#### Verify `pantheon.yml` is Configured Correctly

After you specify the Solr 8 version in the Dev environment of your Drupal site, verify that the environment is configured to use Solr 8. The configured Solr environment will have several `PANTHEON_INDEX_*` variables, one of which will be `PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT`. If Solr 8 is configured correctly, the `PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT` value will be `443`. If any other value is displayed, your site is still configured to use Solr 3.

1. Run the command below:

```bash{promptUser:user}
terminus drush SITE.ENV -- ev "phpinfo();" | grep PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT
```

1. Confirm that the `PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT` value is `443`. The output from the command above should look similar to the example below.

```bash{promptUser:user}
terminus drush solr8-sandbox.dev -- ev "phpinfo();" | grep PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT
[warning] This environment is in read-only Git mode. If you want to make changes to the codebase of this site (e.g. updating modules or plugins), you will need to toggle into read/write SFTP mode first.
PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT => 443
$_SERVER['PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT'] => 443
$_ENV['PANTHEON_INDEX_PORT'] => 443
```

## Install and Enable the Search API Pantheon Module

To install and enable the Search API Pantheon Module, access to Solr 8 must be enabled and `pantheon.yml` should be configured to use the Solr 8 version as described in the steps above.
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