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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, it would be of extraordinary interest to I believe many people in our industries if anybody with some production experience on the t
by softwarelimits 8y ago
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,
it would be of extraordinary interest to I believe many people in our industries if anybody with some production experience on the topic would like to write a short comparison "Elasticsearch vs. Solr", thank you very much for your attention!
- QuinnyPig 8y agoGreat idea—thanks!
- joking 8y agoIn most cases it's just a matter of preference. Elastic has some extra tools like kibana an was more focused on having statistics and aggregations working well, while Solr webui is a lot more complete than the elastic one and the full text search and relevance bits are more explained. Internally both use lucene, so you are going to be able to do the same things with both. I worked extensively with both and I prefer the way of administering Solr. Anyway I use Elastic when it involves logging and statistics thanks to kibana.
- softwarelimits 8y agomeanwhile there is this: http://solr-vs-elasticsearch.com/ http://solr-vs-elasticsearch.com/ But some real war stories would make the comparison much more enjoyable...
- otisg 8y agoHere is one good comparison from Sematext (Sematext provides both Solr and Elasticsearch consulting, support, and training, so we are familiar with both Solr and ES and have no horse in the race): https://sematext.com/blog/solr-vs-elasticsearch-differences/ https://sematext.com/blog/solr-vs-elasticsearch-differences/