Content ‘Hotness’ and using Quepid to migrate from GSA
Doug Turnbull and Matt Overstreet take a tour of the OSC blog from the last week. Including how Quepid can help if you are migrating from GSA to ElasticSearch…
Elastic{on} 2016, tales from the booth
Eric Pugh, Matt Overstreet, and Doug Turnbull talk about Elastic{on} 2016. What did we love, what did we question, and what did Doug think about his swag?
Search Relevancy, is there a magic bullet?
Matt Overstreet and Doug Turnbull talk about various ways to improve search relevancy.
The State of Solr (Part 2 of “The State of Search”)
An all-star panel sits down to talk about the state of Solr and the upcoming Solr 6 release. Erik Hatcher from Lucidworks joins Alan Woodward and Charlie Hull from…
The State of Elasticsearch (Part 1 of “The State of Search”)
Andrew Montalenti from Parse.ly joins Doug Turnbull and Joe Lawson to talk all things Elasticsearch.
Notifications suck? and Quepid.com is now live on Rails
Doug hates notifications, what about you? Also Quepid.com is now live on Ruby on Rails.
What is “Cloud meet Ocean”?
Cloud Meet Ocean from Matt Overstreet on Vimeo. Transcript: Whats the point of “cloud meet ocean”? We do a lot of large scale search systems. Often we have ourselves…
SolrCloud as a Windows Service
Want to setup a simple solrCloud network on Windows? If you are just running a couple nodes and intend to run the embedded ZooKeeper heres how to get it…
Finding relationships in Trademark Data
At the recent National Day of Civic hacking here at OSC we dug into a few ways to find relationships between Trademarks files with the USPTO. If youve ever…
Cville Hacks for Change
Thanks to everyone for an excellent first Charlottesville Civic Hacking Day! Im thrilled that everyone was willing to contribute their Saturdays to a great cause. Heres your todo list…
National Day of Civic Hacking at OpenSource Connections
National Day of Civic Hacking at OpenSource Connections What OSC is excited to join 86 other venues across the US for civic hacking and camaraderie. Come join us and…
Why use a Javascript interface for Solr?
Richer presentation. Deeper data in search results. Search UIs are getting richer and more interesting by the day. Google page snapshots, animated disclosures of richer data on mouse over,…