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The following page has been changed by RyanGrange: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/PublicServers The comment on the change is: Removed section about DollarDays SVG Logo, updated DD stats. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * [http://www.hitmeister.de/ Hitmeister] uses Solr for search. * [http://www.homestars.com/ homestars.com] uses Solr to search 1.6 million companies. * [http://www.snooth.com/ Snooth] uses Solr for search. - * [http://www.dollardays.com/ DollarDays] uses Solr for product and CRM searches handling tens of thousands of requests per day against over 1 million stored documents using Apache-Tomcat as of Jan, 2008. + * [http://www.dollardays.com/ DollarDays] uses Solr for product and CRM searches handling tens of thousands of requests per day against over 1.5 million records using Apache-Tomcat. * [http://www.tvtrip.com/ TVtrip] use Solr for hotel search and faceted browsing * [http://www.isinc.com/ IS Inc.] uses Solr for course search and browsing * [http://www.suscom.de Computer Shop] German Top Computer shop @@ -76, +76 @@ * [http://blogs.sapo.pt/ Sapo-Blogs]: uses Solr to search through a collection of 6.5 million documents. * [http://www.shopreflex.fr Shopreflex] use Solr for content search and faceted search * [http://www.staragora.com Staragora] use Solr for content search and faceted search - * [http://dlib.nyu.edu/findingaids/] uses Solr to search among and within archival finding aids for NYU and N-YHS * [http://www.buldinle.com bulDinle.com] use Solr for music content search * [http://de.hoppala.eu hoppala] German online shopping portal uses Solr for product search @@ -102, +101 @@ * [http://www.vufind.org/ VuFind]: an Open Source Discovery Portal for libraries. Installations have been known to hold up to 25 million records. Try the demo at [http://www.vufind.org] - = Solr Scalable Icon = - * [http://www.dollardays.com/ DollarDays] is hosting a pair of scalable [http://www.dollardays.com/icons/solricon.zip SVG files (Zip Archive)] for use by other Solr implementers. Simply export the SVG (using Inkscape for example) to a bitmap graphic (PNG, GIF, JPG) of whatever size you desire for placement on your Solr powered website. - == Notes == It would be good to add some scale information here, where possible: how many documents do these sites index, how many search requests per day, what kind of servers, etc. If someone could determine what kind of license, copyright, etc the current Solr logo has, it could be included as a text file in the zipped SVG file and could make for a clearer permission statement.
