Results Rankings index should be per virtual instance, not shared

• Type: Bug
• Status: In Progress
• Resolution: Unresolved
• Affects Version/s: 7.2.X, Master
• Fix Version/s: None
• Component/s: Search Infrastructure
• Labels:
  • 7.2-must
  • 7.2-sp1-known-issues
• Fix Priority: 5
• Epic Link: Search Tuning: Result Rankings (Phase 2)
• Sprint: Search | S03 Sprint 7, Search|S03 Sprint 10 |1.6-1.24
• Git Pull Request: https://github.com/BryanEngler/liferay-portal/pull/436

Steps to reproduce - Single deployment scenario

1. Navigate to Control Panel > Search Tuning > Results Ranking
2. Add a Results Ranking with the Example query
3. Create a new Virtual Instance
4. Navigate to Virtual Instance and login
5. Navigate to Control Panel > Search Tuning > Results Ranking

Expected Result: The Results Ranking created in Step 2 shouldn't show up.

Actual Result: The Results Ranking created in Step 2 does show up.

Tested on:
Tomcat 9.0.17 + MySQL 5.7
Portal master-private SHA: bde67ee189e438bb57d8ceef095e82cf9e423fad
Portal 7.2.x-private SHA: 570fd31ff0fb47548c841ac0fd386849bdc3ac92

Steps to reproduce - Multi-tenant deployment scenario

Assumptions, facts:

• Elasticsearch is multi-tenant: it can host multiple indexes
• Liferay's Elasticsearch integration leverages multi-tenancy since each Virtual Instance has its own index
• The name of the indexes for the Virtual Instances can be prefixed through the Elasticsearch 6 connector's System Settings ("Index Name Prefix")
• Liferay/DXP can be configured to operate on "deployment data centers" so the Counter will generate values without fear of collision (for example for the company ID)

1. Unpack 2 DXP 7.2 SP1 (or master-private/7.2.x-private) bundles (let's refer to them as "prod" and "uat")
2. Configure Elasticsearch 6.8.x to use "LiferayElasticsearchCluster" as cluster name (elasticsearch.yml) and start it
3. Configure the Elasticsearch 6 connector on the "prod" server like this:
   prod/osgi/configs/com.liferay.portal.search.elasticsearch6.configuration.ElasticsearchConfiguration.config

   operationMode="REMOTE"
   indexNamePrefix="prod-"
   

4. Configure "prod" to connect to to its own DB (db-prod)
5. Start "prod" ad perform a reindex
   Verify - prod that multiple indexes are created through the Control Panel - Configuration - Search - Field Mappings under "INDEX", something like

   prod-0
   prod-20096
   prod-20101
   liferay-results-rankings
   ...
   

6. Add an arbitrary content, for example Web Content Article
7. Go to Control Panel - Search Tuning - Result Rankings on "prod" and create an arbitrary ranking entry (let's call it "dxp") pinning that article you just created
8. Configure "uat" Tomcat to run on different ports
9. Configure the Elasticsearch 6 connector on the "uat" server like this:
   uat/osgi/configs/com.liferay.portal.search.elasticsearch6.configuration.ElasticsearchConfiguration.config

   operationMode="REMOTE"
   indexNamePrefix="uat-"
   

10. Configure "uat" to connect to to its own DB (db-uat)
11. Configure Counter for "uat" like this:
    uat/portal-ext.properties

    counter.data.center.count=2
    counter.data.center.deployment.id=1
    

12. Start "uat" ad perform a reindex
    Verify - uat that multiple indexes are created through the Control Panel - Configuration - Search - Field Mappings under "INDEX", something like

    uat-0
    uat-4611686018427408000
    liferay-results-rankings
    ...
    

13. Add an arbitrary content, for example Web Content Article
14. Go to Control Panel - Search Tuning - Result Rankings on "uat"
    Result: The "dxp" Result Rankings entry appears even though we created it on "prod"
15. Delete the "dxp" entry
16. Go to Control Panel - Search Tuning - Result Rankings on "prod"
    Result: The "dxp" entry is missing

The liferay-results-rankings index is shared across the deployments.