Index – delete or update?

From time to time, in working with Solr there is a problem – how to update Solr index structure. There are various reasons for these changes – the new functional requirements, optimization, or anything else – it is not important. What is important is the question that arise – should we remove the index, or simply change the structure and do a full indexing? Contrary to appearances, the answer to this question depends on the changes we made in the structure of the index.

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”Car sale” application – WordDelimiterFilter and PatternReplaceFilter, helping to improve search results (part 2)

In the first part of our ”Car sale” application related posts we created some standard index structure by properly configuring schema.xml configuration file. It didn’t take long to hear the first complains from the website users with this kind of configuration. Why don’t I receive any search results entering the “audi a” phrase ? I would like to see some announcements with “Audi A6” and “Audi A8” for example. I entered the phrase “Honda crv” – 0 results, “Suzuki maruti” – none. Are there no related offers in the announcement database ? There are! But the current configuration of the searchable field type (field “content” – type “text”) does not allow us to find those offers using the queries we’ve entered. That’s the reason why the WordDelimiterFilter and PatternReplaceFilter need to enter the battlefield.

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“Car sale application” – schema.xml designing to gain what we really need (part 1)

One of the fundamental solr’s configuration file is the schema.xml file. It is a kind of connector between what we need and what solr understands. If we want to have a search engine, that gives us search results we really expect, then it is very important to properly design the schema.xml configuration file.
We would like to introduce you the first of the series of articles which will hopefully show us how to design schema.xml file and how to handle and modify all of the file’s components.

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CheckIndex for the rescue

While using Lucene and Solr we are used to a very high reliability of this products. However, there may come the day when Solr will inform us that our index is corrupted, and we need to do something about it. Is the only way to repair the index is to restore it from the backup or do full indexation ? Not only – there is hope in the form of CheckIndex tool.

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Optimization – query result window size

Hereby I would like to start a small series of articles describing the elements of the optimization of Solr instances. At first glance I decided to describe the parameter that specifies the data fetch window size – the query result window size. Hopefully, this article will explain how to use this parameter, how to modify and adapt it to your needs.

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