That was tried with Lucandra/Solandra, which stored the Lucene index in
Cassandra, but was less than optimal, so that model was discarded in favor
of indexing Cassandra data directly into Solr/Lucene, side-by-side in each
Cassandra node, but in native Lucene. The latter approach is now available
from DataStax as DataStax Enterprise (DSE), which also integrates Hadoop.
DSE provides the best of Cassandra integrated tightly with the best of Solr.
In DSE, Cassandra takes care of all the cluster management, with Solr
indexing the local Cassandra data, handing off incoming updates to Cassandra
for normal Cassandra storage, and using a variation of the normal Solr code
for distributing queries and merging results from other nodes, but depending
on Cassandra for information about cluster configuration.
(Note: I had proposed to talk in more detail about the above at Lucene
Revolution, but my proposal was not accepted.)
See:
http://www.datastax.com/what-we-offer/products-services/datastax-enterprise
As it says, "DataStax Enterprise is completely free for development work."
-- Jack Krupansky
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From: Rider Carrion Cleger
Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 4:35 AM
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Subject: lucene and mongodb
Hi team,
I'm working with apache lucene 4.2.1 and I would like to store lucene index
in a NoSql database.
So my questions are,
- Can I store the lucene index in a mongodb database ?
thanks you team!
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