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Its not the only way to do it. Twitter doesn't do it that way, neither does LinkedIn. They have their own Search Engines as well build around Lucene. I haven't
by sbochins 15y ago
Its not the only way to do it. Twitter doesn't do it that way, neither does LinkedIn. They have their own Search Engines as well build around Lucene. I haven't looked at them in a while, but I don't think they were commiting every document. They also get their content from their users.
- Yeroc 15y agoFYI, LinkedIn open-sourced the work they did to build real-time indexing/search on top of Lucene. It's called Zoie (http://javasoze.github.com/zoie/ http://javasoze.github.com/zoie/), I've played with it and it's nice from a performance point of view...
- diego 15y agoCorrect, Twitter in fact did a lot of work on the Lucene core specifically for this. The OP was talking about standard Solr though.