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For Every Evernote—Its Own Lucene Index!

Today I found an extremely interesting blog post on a very high-tech (yet open source) architecture that is being used by one of the most popular online text...

2 replies - 7185 views - 08/29/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

Faceting, filters elimination and how to use it

During my everyday work, I have seen many repeated queries, to Solr, with only one filter difference. When I asked why – I got anserws that it was...

0 replies - 3165 views - 08/26/11 by Rafał Kuć in News

Enhancing search results using machine learning

Today’s blog will be about enhancing search results by the use of machine learning. The principle is simple: if you have a very popular site you can make...

2 replies - 6033 views - 08/24/11 by Emmanuel Espina in News

Boosting By Date in Solr 1.4

One of the things introduced with Solr 1.4 is the ms() function for getting the number of milliseconds for a timestamp since the Unix epoch. This means...

0 replies - 3686 views - 08/22/11 by Mats Lindh in News

Wildcard queries and how Solr handles them

One of our readers reported a very interesting problem, which can be summarized to the following question – “Why doesn’t...

0 replies - 5563 views - 08/19/11 by Rafał Kuć in News

How To Make Solr 1.3 Go 45% Faster

If you’re still looking for a good reason to spend a few minutes tuning your SOLR caches (documentCache, filterCache and queryResultCache), I’ll give...

0 replies - 5559 views - 08/17/11 by Mats Lindh in News

Data Import Handler – import from Solr XML files

So far, in previous articles, we looked at the import data from SQL databases. Today it’s time to import from XML files. Example Lets look at the...

0 replies - 6120 views - 08/16/11 by Marek Rogoziński in News

Run Solr as a Service on Linux in Just a Few Mintues

I found a short and sweet blog tutorial by Lucene/Solr committer Mark Millar this morning.   It shows you how to install Solr as a service on Linux in less...

0 replies - 7046 views - 08/13/11 by Mitch Pronschinske in News

A Gentle Introduction to Gearman and its Concepts

Gearman (an anagram for “Manager”) is a system for farming out work units to several different servers (or several processes on one server), allowing...

3 replies - 5989 views - 08/10/11 by Mats Lindh in News

Solr 1.4: Local Params

Several months ago, during one of the projects I have tried to construct a query with optimal faceting. The problem was that we need filters (fq) in the...

0 replies - 4130 views - 08/06/11 by Rafał Kuć in News

Solr Index – delete or update?

From time to time, in working with Solr there is a common problem – when do you update the Solr index structure. There are various reasons for these...

0 replies - 4871 views - 08/03/11 by Rafał Kuć in News

Search Engine Testing and Apache Lucene Eurocon Oh My!

Eric Pugh got notified today that he’s been accepted to speak on “Better Search Engine Testing” at the 2011 Apache Lucene Eurocon. So, what, you may...

0 replies - 4018 views - 08/02/11 by Jason Hull in News

“Car sale application” w/Solr – Result Grouping, two additional parameters description (part 7)

In the last “car sale application” related post we have described the result grouping functionality. Today I would like to show you how easily we can...

1 replies - 3416 views - 08/01/11 by Rafał Andrzejewski in News

Hierarchical faceting – Pivot facets in trunk

In a large number of implementations which I took part in, sooner or later, the question arise – what can we do to get faceting as a tree structure....

0 replies - 4082 views - 07/28/11 by Rafał Kuć in News

Data Import Handler – How to import data from SQL databases (part 2)

In the first part we were able to index the information contained in the database. In the second part we will try to extend the functionality by adding...

0 replies - 4532 views - 07/27/11 by Marek Rogoziński in News