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Using Solr Cloud, For Real!

12.09.2011
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This search technology content is part of the Solr-Lucene Microzone, supported by Lucid Imagination, a company of Solr/Lucene all-stars that provides free distributions, training, and a search application development platform called LucidWorks Enterprise.

Using Solr Cloud, For Real!, Jon Gifford, Loggly, Eurocon 2011 from Lucene Revolution on Vimeo.

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Loggly is a cloud based logging service. It helps you collect, index, and store all your log data and then makes it accessible through search for analysis and reporting. All this is done without having to download or install anything on your servers. We have hundreds of customers, each of whom may have dozens of shards, quickly growing to thousands of individual indexes. To manage this explosion of indexes, I'll describe how we're using Solr Cloud to manage each and every index - from creation, through migration from box to box, and finally destruction. I'll describe some of the performance issues we had to deal with, especially with ZooKeeper.

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This content on search technology is part of the Solr-Lucene Microzone, supported by Lucid Imagination. They can help you harness the full potential of search through their enterprise Solr development platform—LucidWorks Enterprise—which can make your production process simpler and more cost-efficient with open source configurability.

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John David replied on Tue, 2011/12/20 - 12:01pm

what is the difference between Log4J and this cloud based Loggly?

Also can we used our Log4J with solr to get the same result. We just log our data with the Log4J and then create indexes using Solr to search the log files.

I will wait for you to share more information on the Loggly.

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