On 26/02/2016 10:17, Ancona Francesco wrote:
> Hello,
> so if Lucene or Solr have a problem or are busy for some reasons, we can't
> search anything, if i understand.
As already pointed out out by Michael, other that you plan to leverage
Solr specific features I would stick to lucene.
The query
Hi,
the simplest approach is to just use the built-in Lucene. That pretty much
rules out the problems you mention (external server overloaded or not
reachable).
Loosing an index is a problem in any architecture. Re-indexing would happen
faster with the built-in Lucene as no content has to trans
Hello,
so if Lucene or Solr have a problem or are busy for some reasons, we can't
search anything, if i understand.
So, i imagine, we have to be very careful to the search engine that is a
potential single point of failure if it goes down or if loose index and so it
has to make a full reindex.
