Recording Venue: Lucene Revolution 2012 (Boston)
Guest: Grant Ingersoll
Grant Ingersoll, a committer on the Apache Solr and Lucene, talks with Robert about the problems of full-text search and why applications are taking control of their own search, and then continues with a dive into the architecture of the Solr search engine. The architecture portion of the interview covers the Lucene full-text index, including the text ingestion process, how indexes are built, and how the search engine ranks search results. Grant also explains some of the key differences between a search engine and a relational database, and why both have a place within modern application architectures. They close with a discussion of how Solr can scale up to serve very large indexes.
SE Radio 187: Grant Ingersoll on the Solr Search Engine
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[…] Episode 187: Grant Ingersoll on the Solr Search Engine Recording Venue: Lucene Revolution 2012 (Boston) Guest: Grant Ingersoll Grant Ingersoll, a committer on the Apache Solr and Lucene, talks with Robert about the problems of full-text search and why applications are taking control of their own search, and then continues with a dive into the architecture of the Solr search engine. The architecture portion of the interview covers the Lucene full-text index, including the text ingestion process, how indexes are built, and how the search engine ranks search results. Grant also explains some of the key differences between a search engine and a relational database, and why both have a place within modern application architectures. They close with a discussion of how Solr can scale up to serve very large indexes. – Apache Solr project – Apache Lucene project – Grant Ingersoll’s blog – Lucid Imagination – Taming Text http://www.se-radio.net/2012/07/episode-187-grant-ingersoll-on-the-solr-search-engine/ […]
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