Re: Solr and Oracle
Thank you Bertrand. The documentation on Solr is still sparse. I've already looked in SolrResources, find some idea, but not exactly what I need. When my solution will work, I will document it into the wiki. Nicolas Le 06-11-24 à 02:48, Bertrand Delacretaz a écrit : On 11/23/06, Nicolas St-Laurent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ...I index huge Oracle tables with Lucene with a custom made indexer/search engine. But I would prefer to use Solr instead... Instead of using Lucene's API directly, with Solr you'll have to add your documents to the index using HTTP POST messages. There are a few Java clients for Solr floating around on the wiki and in Jira IIRC, but you just need a POST, any way of doing it is fine (using jakarta httpclient for example). See http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrResources for more info. -Bertrand
Solr and Oracle
Hi, Does someone use Solr to index/search in a database instead of XML documents ? I search for information about this and I don't find any. Actually, I index huge Oracle tables with Lucene with a custom made indexer/search engine. But I would prefer to use Solr instead. If someone can give me a hint on how to do this, I will appreciate. Thanks, Nicolas St-Laurent
Re: Solr Benchmarks
Le 06-11-06 à 12:50, Walter Underwood a écrit : http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/JMeterFAQ I'm attaching the script I built with this. A few notes: Well, I doesn't get the script... I was very pleased with the Solr performance in my testing. With our small corpus (65K docs) I was seeing over 240 qps on my dev box (dual 3 GHz Xeon). I expect that it didn't touch the disk at all, since the index is only 50 Meg. wunder Thank you wunder. It gives me a good idea of what to expect of Solr. I understand that performance change a lot depending of the context of execution. It's a good idea to user JMeter to get a performance report. I will try this. Nicolas
Re: Solr Benchmarks
Le 06-11-06 à 12:21, Kevin Lewandowski a écrit : As of today Solr is running under Tomcat on a single dedicated box. It's a 2.66Ghz P4, with 1 gig ram. The index has about 1.2 million documents and is 1.2 gigs in size. This machine handles 250,000 queries per day with no problem. CPU load stays around 0.15 most of the time. I hope that is helpful to you. Kevin Thank you Kevin. It gives me a good idea. I use a simple socket server right now in front of Lucene. I will give Solr a try.
