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We're using Solr as our index, actually. It's fantastic. However, Solr isn't really built to be a datastore. It's far more effective to have Solr return an O
by megaduck 17y ago
We're using Solr as our index, actually. It's fantastic.
However, Solr isn't really built to be a datastore. It's far more effective to have Solr return an OID, and then grab your data out of a database, KVS, or whatever.
So, we're currently querying solr, getting the results, and then querying the database. The advantage of Lucandra would be that we could consolidate that into a single step.