Andreas Hartmann wrote:
Hi Lenya users,
at the moment, we configure the search index per publication. It is
probably possible to use the same search index across multiple
publications, but I wonder if this flexibility is really necessary or
could maybe be even harmful.
I see the following advantages of using a common index for all
publications:
I think a common index is bad, because
- What if the index is becoming corrupt for whatever reason?
- What if you want to use one single Lenya instance for hosting multiple
publications and one needs to protect the content from each other
Cheers
Michael
- Less configuration, easier maintenance.
- Narrowing down the search to a single publication (or a set of
publications) is easy (just add a search term), extending it beyond
the index scope is (AFAIK) impossible.
- The asset and link management usecases could be used to include
documents from other publications. (In this case, the link URI would
include the publication ID of the target to allow link resolving when
rendering the page.)
But maybe there are advantages of per-publication indexes that I
haven't considered yet. WDYT?
-- Andreas
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Michael Wechner
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