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Jinwoo Hwang updated GEODE-10471:
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Description:
*Overview:* Apache Geode currently uses Apache Lucene 6.6.6 for its full-text
search capabilities through the geode-lucenemodule. This version is
significantly outdated and should be upgraded to Lucene 9 to benefit from
performance improvements, security fixes, new features, and continued community
support.
*Current State:*
* *Current Version:* Apache Lucene 6.6.6 (defined in dependency management
configuration)
* *Affected Artifacts:*
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-core
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-analyzers-common
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-analyzers-phonetic
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-queryparser
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-test-framework
*Impact Assessment:* The geode-lucene module provides critical functionality
for:
* Creating and managing Lucene indexes on Geode regions
* Full-text search capabilities via LuceneQuery API
* Text analysis and tokenization through various analyzers
* GFSH command-line interface for Lucene operations (search lucene, list
lucene, create lucene index, etc.)
* Integration with Geode's distributed architecture
*Benefits of Upgrading:*
# *Performance Improvements:* Lucene 9.x includes significant performance
optimizations for indexing and search operations
# *Security:* Access to latest security patches and vulnerability fixes
# *New Features:* Enhanced query capabilities, improved analyzers, and better
memory management
# *Long-term Support:* Lucene 6.6.6 is no longer maintained; upgrading ensures
ongoing community support
# *Java Compatibility:* Better support for newer Java versions
*Migration Considerations:*
# *API Changes:* Review Lucene 9.x migration guide for potential breaking
changes in APIs used by Geode
# *Index Compatibility:* Evaluate if existing Lucene indexes created with
6.6.6 are compatible with 9.x or require reindexing
# *Analyzer Changes:* Verify that custom and built-in analyzers work correctly
with the new version
# *Test Impact:* Extensive testing of all Lucene-related functionality in
integration, distributed, and upgrade tests
# *Performance Validation:* Benchmark performance before and after upgrade to
ensure no regressions
*Files to Update:*
* Dependency management configuration files
* Any direct Lucene API usage in geode-lucene module source code
* Related test cases and integration tests
* Documentation updates for any API changes
*Testing Strategy:*
* Run all existing geode-lucene test suites (unit, integration, distributed,
upgrade tests)
* Validate CLI functionality through GFSH integration tests
* Performance testing to ensure no degradation in search/indexing operations
* Rolling upgrade tests to ensure backward compatibility during cluster
upgrades
*Acceptance Criteria:*
* All Lucene dependencies upgraded to 9.x version
* All existing tests pass with new Lucene version
* No performance regressions in search/indexing operations
* GFSH Lucene commands continue to function correctly
* Documentation updated to reflect any API changes
* Rolling upgrade compatibility maintained
was:
*Overview:* Apache Geode currently uses Apache Lucene 6.6.6 for its full-text
search capabilities through the geode-lucenemodule. This version is
significantly outdated and should be upgraded to Lucene 9.x or higher to
benefit from performance improvements, security fixes, new features, and
continued community support.
*Current State:*
* *Current Version:* Apache Lucene 6.6.6 (defined in dependency management
configuration)
* *Affected Artifacts:*
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-core
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-analyzers-common
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-analyzers-phonetic
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-queryparser
** org.apache.lucene:lucene-test-framework
*Impact Assessment:* The geode-lucene module provides critical functionality
for:
* Creating and managing Lucene indexes on Geode regions
* Full-text search capabilities via LuceneQuery API
* Text analysis and tokenization through various analyzers
* GFSH command-line interface for Lucene operations (search lucene, list
lucene, create lucene index, etc.)
* Integration with Geode's distributed architecture
*Benefits of Upgrading:*
# *Performance Improvements:* Lucene 9.x includes significant performance
optimizations for indexing and search operations
# *Security:* Access to latest security patches and vulnerability fixes
# *New Features:* Enhanced query capabilities, improved analyzers, and better
memory management
# *Long-term Support:* Lucene 6.6.6 is no longer maintained; upgrading ensures
ongoing community support
# *Java Compatibility:* Better support for newer Java versions
*Migration Considerations:*
# *API Changes:* Review Lucene 9.x migration guide for potential breaking
changes in APIs used by Geode
# *Index Compatibility:* Evaluate if existing Lucene indexes created with
6.6.6 are compatible with 9.x or require reindexing
# *Analyzer Changes:* Verify that custom and built-in analyzers work correctly
with the new version
# *Test Impact:* Extensive testing of all Lucene-related functionality in
integration, distributed, and upgrade tests
# *Performance Validation:* Benchmark performance before and after upgrade to
ensure no regressions
*Files to Update:*
* Dependency management configuration files
* Any direct Lucene API usage in geode-lucene module source code
* Related test cases and integration tests
* Documentation updates for any API changes
*Testing Strategy:*
* Run all existing geode-lucene test suites (unit, integration, distributed,
upgrade tests)
* Validate CLI functionality through GFSH integration tests
* Performance testing to ensure no degradation in search/indexing operations
* Rolling upgrade tests to ensure backward compatibility during cluster
upgrades
*Acceptance Criteria:*
* All Lucene dependencies upgraded to 9.x version
* All existing tests pass with new Lucene version
* No performance regressions in search/indexing operations
* GFSH Lucene commands continue to function correctly
* Documentation updated to reflect any API changes
* Rolling upgrade compatibility maintained
> Upgrade Apache Lucene from version 6.6.6 to 9
> ---------------------------------------------
>
> Key: GEODE-10471
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-10471
> Project: Geode
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Jinwoo Hwang
> Assignee: Jinwoo Hwang
> Priority: Major
>
> *Overview:* Apache Geode currently uses Apache Lucene 6.6.6 for its full-text
> search capabilities through the geode-lucenemodule. This version is
> significantly outdated and should be upgraded to Lucene 9 to benefit from
> performance improvements, security fixes, new features, and continued
> community support.
> *Current State:*
> * *Current Version:* Apache Lucene 6.6.6 (defined in dependency management
> configuration)
> * *Affected Artifacts:*
> ** org.apache.lucene:lucene-core
> ** org.apache.lucene:lucene-analyzers-common
> ** org.apache.lucene:lucene-analyzers-phonetic
> ** org.apache.lucene:lucene-queryparser
> ** org.apache.lucene:lucene-test-framework
> *Impact Assessment:* The geode-lucene module provides critical functionality
> for:
> * Creating and managing Lucene indexes on Geode regions
> * Full-text search capabilities via LuceneQuery API
> * Text analysis and tokenization through various analyzers
> * GFSH command-line interface for Lucene operations (search lucene, list
> lucene, create lucene index, etc.)
> * Integration with Geode's distributed architecture
> *Benefits of Upgrading:*
> # *Performance Improvements:* Lucene 9.x includes significant performance
> optimizations for indexing and search operations
> # *Security:* Access to latest security patches and vulnerability fixes
> # *New Features:* Enhanced query capabilities, improved analyzers, and
> better memory management
> # *Long-term Support:* Lucene 6.6.6 is no longer maintained; upgrading
> ensures ongoing community support
> # *Java Compatibility:* Better support for newer Java versions
> *Migration Considerations:*
> # *API Changes:* Review Lucene 9.x migration guide for potential breaking
> changes in APIs used by Geode
> # *Index Compatibility:* Evaluate if existing Lucene indexes created with
> 6.6.6 are compatible with 9.x or require reindexing
> # *Analyzer Changes:* Verify that custom and built-in analyzers work
> correctly with the new version
> # *Test Impact:* Extensive testing of all Lucene-related functionality in
> integration, distributed, and upgrade tests
> # *Performance Validation:* Benchmark performance before and after upgrade
> to ensure no regressions
> *Files to Update:*
> * Dependency management configuration files
> * Any direct Lucene API usage in geode-lucene module source code
> * Related test cases and integration tests
> * Documentation updates for any API changes
> *Testing Strategy:*
> * Run all existing geode-lucene test suites (unit, integration, distributed,
> upgrade tests)
> * Validate CLI functionality through GFSH integration tests
> * Performance testing to ensure no degradation in search/indexing operations
> * Rolling upgrade tests to ensure backward compatibility during cluster
> upgrades
> *Acceptance Criteria:*
> * All Lucene dependencies upgraded to 9.x version
> * All existing tests pass with new Lucene version
> * No performance regressions in search/indexing operations
> * GFSH Lucene commands continue to function correctly
> * Documentation updated to reflect any API changes
> * Rolling upgrade compatibility maintained
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