Eric Pugh and René Kriegler recently spoke at ApacheCon @Home about Chorus, a reference implementation for ecommerce search. Chorus is based on Apache Solr (although with a little work it…
…Solr, how to decorate search with search and using Elo scoring to quantify content ‘hotness’. Special suprise guest, Scott Stults joins us out of the blue to add his thoughts!…
…or want to watch later. Come and join the Meetup group – our first talk is from Alessandro Benedetti of Sease Ltd., (recently invited to become a Solr Committer), on…
…open source software like Apache Solr, OpenSearch or Elasticsearch and will keep an eye on academic developments at events like TREC or SIGIR. They might hang out in Relevance Slack…
…auto-completion, this has one of the highest ROIs in search optimization. This answer shows how to do this by configuring Elasticsearch’s Slow log and the equivalent Solr config parameter is…
Case Study
Brack (Competec Group)
…query rewriting plugin for the Apache Solr search engine used by the Brack website, which allows user queries to be flexibly rewritten according to a set of rules. OSC also…
…what we can re–use and re–purpose from this year’s event – more news on this soon. The Solr Meetups we host in London are cancelled until further notice and we…
…putting less stress on your infrastructure than giant matrices per item. In future blog posts, I hope to discuss using an Elo rank with a search engine like Solr or…
…academias preference for free and open software. Their solution was BlacklightDL. The back end runs on Solr, an open source enterprise search server based on the Lucene Java search library,…
…experts in building great search engines using Solr or Elasticsearch? Let us know if we can help your search team! While working with the C* Java Driver I keep running…
…closest to what the user expected. Using this approach has some benefits over alternatives like dropping query terms randomly with approaches like Solr’s minimum should match parameter, or doing a…
…not a command line tool, in order to make it easy to decipher cryptic debugging messages coming from Solr (and later Elasticsearch). The browser is the obvious choice for that….