This will be possible once triggers are finished for cassandra, then we can
hook into CF inserts and auto index in solandra.
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 5:10 PM, kenf_nc wrote:
> Ah. I see. That reduces its usefulness to me some. The multi-master aspect
> is
> still a big draw of course. But I was h
Ah. I see. That reduces its usefulness to me some. The multi-master aspect is
still a big draw of course. But I was hoping this also added an integrated
persistence layer to Solr as well.
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On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 3:07 PM, kenf_nc wrote:
> But I can query Cassandra directly for the documents if I wanted/needed to?
>
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The data is available in the Solandra Keyspace but I wouldn't recommend
accessing it directly. Most people who want todo this end up not storing
the document fields i
But I can query Cassandra directly for the documents if I wanted/needed to?
And, when I need to re-index, I could read from Cassandra, index into Solr,
which will write back to Cassandra overwriting the existing document(s)?
Basically the steps would be, index documents into Solr which would wri
Hi,
Solandra does give you multi-master writes and will even work cross-dc.
There are a number of companies in the process of moving to Solandra and the
company I work for DataStax has support options for it. But there are few
installs in production at the moment. I am hopeful this will change a
The old name is "Lucandra" not Lucendra. I've changed the subject accordingly.
I'm looking forward to responses from people but I'm afraid it appears it has
not yet gotten much uptake yet. I think it has enormous potential once it's
hardened a bit and there's more documentation. Personally, I've
