The other option was actually couchdb. It was very nice but the benefits were not compelling compared to the pure simplicity of just having solr.
With the replication just so simple to setup now - it really does seem to solve all the problems we are looking for in a redundant distributed storage solution. On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:50 AM, Neal Richter <nrich...@gmail.com> wrote: > You might examine what the Apache CouchDB people have done. > > It's a document oriented DB that is able to use JSON structured > documents combined with Lucene indexing of the documents with a > RESTful HTTP interface. > > It's a stretch, and written in Erlang.. but perhaps there is some > inspiration to be had for 'solr as the data store'. > > - Neal Richter > -- Regards, Ian Connor
