With the release of Solr 8.5.0, we’ve got the tool that allows us to index logs that Solr produces. Once we have such data in Solr we can search through it and analyze it using the tools that Solr provides. Let’s look into how we can use the newly introduced tool.
Read moreLucene and Solr 8.5.0
It is a pleasure to inform that the new version of the Lucene library and Solr search server has been released. It is the next release from the 8.x branch and it is numbered 8.5.0. This release introduces fixes for the bugs found in the previous versions along with new features.
Read moreLucene and Solr 8.4.1
It is a pleasure to inform that the new version of the Lucene library and Solr search server has been released. It is the next release from the 8.x branch and it is numbered 8.4.1. This release introduces fixes for the bugs found in the 8.4.0 version.
Read moreLucene and Solr 8.4.0
It is a pleasure to inform that the new version of the Lucene library and Solr search server has been released. It is the next release from the 8.x branch and it is numbered 8.4.0. This release introduces fixes for the bugs found in the previous versions along with new features.
Read moreLucene and Solr 8.3.1
It is a pleasure to inform that the new version of Lucene library and Solr search server has been released. It is the next release from the 8.x branch and it is numbered 8.3.1. This release introduces fixes for the bugs found in the 8.3.0 version.
Read moreOnline Solr Training from Sematext – December 2019
Our own Rafał will have the pleasure to deliver the December Solr training as a part of Sematext university. The incoming training will consist of:
Read moreLucene and Solr 8.3.0
It is a pleasure to inform that the new version of the Lucene library and Solr search server has been released. It is the next release from the 8.x branch and it is numbered 8.3.0. This release introduces fixes for the bugs found in the previous versions along with new features.
Read moreCategory Routed Aliases
Through the lifetime of Solr we were given the possibility to work with cores, then collections and finally aliases – the alternative names for collections. Aliases allow the user to give your collection a new, virtual name and group multiple collections under that single virtual name. This allows isolation of the real collection name from the name that the client application is using. That allows changing the collection in the background without the need of bringing down the whole cluster and make your application or product unavailable. In Solr we have the option to use two aliases groups:
Read moreRead-Only Collections
Have you ever wonder how to avoid accidental or on purpose modification of the collection data? Of course, we could reject the access and it is one of the possible solutions, but it is not always possible. In today’s blog post we will look into how to easily protect your collection from accidental modifications by setting it to be read-only.
Read moreLucene and Solr 8.2.0
It is a pleasure to inform that the new version of the Lucene library and Solr search server has been released. It is the next release from the 8.x branch and it is numbered 8.2.0. This release introduces fixes for the bugs found in the 8.1.0 and 8.1.1 versions and new features.
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