Although Solr allows us to use the partial update API to update a single field of our document, what it does in the background is the complete reindexing of a document. However, there are situations where such reindexing is not possible. For example, we can have an index containing articles about published books, and we can store the information on how many users visited this article and read it. The number of users is so high that we have thousands of updates per second. Sending a high amount of updates can be demanding for Solr; however, we can store such information in external files and use it for boosting or sorting. This recipe will show how to do this.
Solr Cookbook - Third Edition
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Solr Cookbook - Third Edition
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Overview of this book
Table of Contents (18 chapters)
Solr Cookbook Third Edition
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgments
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Free Chapter
Apache Solr Configuration
Indexing Your Data
Analyzing Your Text Data
Querying Solr
Faceting
Improving Solr Performance
In the Cloud
Using Additional Functionalities
Dealing with Problems
Real-life Situations
Index
Customer Reviews