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This is exactly the issue I’m currently facing. We do a bunch of count queries to calculate facets and am looking for something that can do this out of the box.
by kalev 5y ago
This is exactly the issue I’m currently facing. We do a bunch of count queries to calculate facets and am looking for something that can do this out of the box.
I’m glad I came to the same conclusion myself, either solr or elasticsearch might be the way to go. Starting this from scratch, which of the two would you recommend and why?
- Ueland 5y agoI myself is currently setting up Solr for a project as my experience with ES as a DevOps is not a happy one. Always nodes/indexes having some kind of problem. In the same time i have also worked with Solr for years before and never met any major issues. It just works and does the job well.
- craigds 5y agoUnfortunately I don't know enough about elasticsearch to provide a useful comparison. I like the way ES queries are structured JSON instead of obscure compact querystring parameters, but that's not a good reason to choose one over the other :)