Hey folks,
We're looking at launching a search engine in the beginning of the new
year that will eventually grow to being a multi-billion page index.
Three questions:
First, and most important for now, does anyone have any useful numbers
for what the hardware requirements are to run such an engine? I have
numbers for how fast I can get the crawler's working. But not for how
many pages can be served off of each search node and how much processing
power is required for the indexing, etc.
Second, what all needs to be done to Nutch yet in order for it to be
able to handle billions of pages? Is there a general list of requirements?
Third, if nutch isn't capable of doing what we need, what is the
expected upper limit for it? Using the map/reduce version.
Thanks,
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Ken van Mulder
Wavefire Technologies Corporation
http://www.wavefire.com
250.717.0200 (ext 113)
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