Archive for the 'Solr' Category

Lucid Imagination » Integrating Apache Mahout with Apache Lucene and Solr – Part I (of 3)

Readers might find my first post on integrating Lucene/Solr and Mahout interesting:
Lucid Imagination » Integrating Apache Mahout with Apache Lucene and Solr – Part I (of 3).

Lucid Imagination » Free Webinar: Mastering Solr 1.4 with Yonik Seeley

Lucid Imagination » Free Webinar: Mastering Solr 1.4 with Yonik Seeley.
The title says it all.

FAST to Solr for *NIX

Hardly news anymore about MS dropping support for *NIX platforms, but I especially like J Lawson’s nice little quote about their switch from FAST to Apache Solr/Lucene:
We very quickly switched to Apache Lucene, Solr and are very happy with the result. Performance is good, and we have cut hosting costs by a staggering 400%.
via J [...]

Lucid Imagination » The Seven Deadly Sins of Solr

Props to Jay Hill on an excellent article on things to watch for when setting up Solr: Lucid Imagination » The Seven Deadly Sins of Solr.

Just posted on: Apache Lucene Connector Framework now in Incubation at the ASF

I just put up some initial info on the new Apache Lucene Connector Framework project that is now in ASF Incubation.  See Lucid Imagination » Apache Lucene Connector Framework now in Incubation at the ASF.

Spatial Search Article is Live

My latest article is up at IBM’s developerWorks on spatial search with Lucene and Solr.  Have a look at: Location-aware search with Apache Lucene and Solr.

SFBay Apache Lucene/Solr Meetup Jan 21st.

Details and RSVP at: SFBay Apache Lucene/Solr Meetup San Mateo, CA – Meetup.com.

Lucid Imagination » Announcement: New LucidWorks Certified Distribution for Solr

Lucid Imagination » Announcement: New LucidWorks Certified Distribution for Solr.
Our new Solr distro is out, along w/ the reference guide.  Ref. guide can also be searched online via http://search.lucidimagination.com.

Complex Fields (aka “poly” fields) in Apache Solr

I just committed SOLR-1131 which adds a new concept to the Solr FieldType called poly fields.  Previously in Solr, there was pretty much a one to one relationship between a Field and a FieldType.  With PolyFields, it is now possible to model more complex structures that require more than one field to properly represent the [...]

Shalin Says…

I’m liking the looks of Apache Solr committer Shalin’s new website (right down to the cool domain name that lines up w/ his name!): check out Shalin Says….
Lot’s of good stuff on the Lucene ecosystem on his page.  I especially like his post on Why You Should Contribute to Open Source.