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  • Search smarter with Apache Solr, Part 2: Solr for the enterprise Administration, configuration, and performance

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    Level: Intermediate

    Grant Ingersoll (solr@grantingersoll.com), Senior software engineer, Center for Natural Language Processing at Syracuse University
    

    05 Jun 2007

    Lucene Java™ committer Grant Ingersoll rounds out his introduction to Solr with a survey of its features for the enterprise, including administration interfaces, advanced configuration options, and performance features such as caching, replication, and logging.

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    In Part 1 of this  series, I introduced Apache Solr, an open source, HTTP-based search server that can be easily incorporated into a wide variety of Web applications. I demonstrated Solr's basic functionality, including indexing, searching, and browsing, and also introduced the Solr schema and explained its role in configuring Solr functionality. In this second half of the article, I complete my introduction to Solr by showcasing the features that make it a desirable solution for large-scale production environments. Topics covered include administration, caching, replication, and extensibility.
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