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Technically Searchify is based on the open-sourced code from the previously proprietary IndexTank. So in theory you can run your own: https://github.com/linkedi
by nzadrozny 14y ago
Technically Searchify is based on the open-sourced code from the previously proprietary IndexTank. So in theory you can run your own: https://github.com/linkedin/indextank-engine https://github.com/linkedin/indextank-engine.
I'm skeptical about claims of different quality of relevancy results, since IndexTank/Searchify is also based on Lucene (looks like 3.0.1 in the canonical repo), and should share all the same fundamental relevancy and scoring functionality.
- hajrice 14y agoYep, but hosting it is a pain. It's actually heavily tweaked (this is what the IndexTank team has told me), and apparently contains components of Solr
- nzadrozny 14y agoThere are hosted services for Solr and ElasticSearch, too. Such as fizx's and my own http://websolr.com http://websolr.com and http://bonsai.io http://bonsai.io