Search Results: 'elasticsearch'

…of the New York Times was the first presentation I attended. Jeremiah described how Elasticsearch is used to index 18 million items at the Times and how they developed both…

…they have developed and how the open source RRE can be used to run a huge amount of tests on a Solr or Elasticsearch instance as part of the Maven…

…better approach, beautiful in its simplicity and its flexibility. Solr, and ElasticSearch view each item in your inventory as a document which has various fields which correspondingly have their own…

OpenSearch is a distributed search server built on Apache Lucene, originally forked from Elasticsearch and available under the open source Apache 2 license, with development led by Amazon Web Services….

…the world’s best search teams – if you have a search engine project using Apache Solr or Elasticsearch and you’d like our help tuning relevance or performance, get in touch!…

…relevance space: being the key, early sponsor of the Elasticsearch Learning to Rank Plugin. OSC is proud to see Snag become leaders in the space – with Snag no longer depending…

…working in the trenches with Solr or Elasticsearch to solve these problems. This is exactly what we do in Relevant Search. How can you leverage the internals of the search…

…entity-focussed search strategies lay a technical foundation for applying technologies like Solr or Elasticsearch to search relevance problems. They attack the problem directly, using your domain knowledge. In Careerbuilder’s case,…

…web search to content management and e-commmerce. He’s been tasked with building scalable and highly-available solutions using technologies such as Solr, Elasticsearch, Scala, Kotlin and Java. Matthias believes that understanding…

…much. At OSC we’re proponents of open source engines such as Apache Lucene/Solr and Elasticsearch (which have much to recommend them) but the plain fact is that most search engines are the…

…product manager). Quepid itself is a sandbox for changing the Solr or Elasticsearch query and seeing the effects on search results. You have the ability to tweak and tune your…

…when you want to identify a search relevance baseline performance to begin improving. Splainer and Quepid both support Apache Solr, Elasticsearch, and now OpenSearch! Splainer and Quepid now support OpenSearch!…