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I'm using both Solr and Elastic right now (on different projects) - second on those items above. One other plus for Solr is it has a flexible replication and c
by sheeshkebab 10y ago
I'm using both Solr and Elastic right now (on different projects) - second on those items above.
One other plus for Solr is it has a flexible replication and consistency model, out of the box - much better fit for large clusters and multi data center deployments (or multi region high availability AWS deploys).
Elastic lacks in replication area (although something appears to be coming soon, via again their paid plugins).
- IndianAstronaut 10y agoHow do you handle the data for Solr with AWS rehydration? We are constantly taking backups of the data into S3 to then use to put data back into Solr.