Thanks Jack for your guidance on DSE. However it would be great if somebody could help me solving my use case:
So my full text data lies on Cassandra along with an ID. Now I have a lot of structured data linked to the ID which lies on an RDBMS (read MySQL). I need this structured data as it would help me with my faceting and other needs. What is the best practice in going about indexing in this scenario. I will think about incremental indexing for the new records later. Bit confused. Any help would be appreciated. On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 6:51 PM, Jack Krupansky <j...@basetechnology.com> wrote: > Solandra is not a supported product. DataStax Enterprise (DSE) supersedes > it. With DSE, just load your data into a Solr-enabled Cassandra data center > and it will be indexed automatically in the embedded Solr within DSE, as > per a Solr schema that you provide. Then use any of the nodes in that > Solr-enabled Cassandra data center just the same as with normal Solr. > > -- Jack Krupansky > > -----Original Message----- From: Yavar Husain > Sent: Monday, July 21, 2014 8:37 AM > To: solr-user@lucene.apache.org > Subject: Solr Cassandra MySQL Best Practice Indexing > > > So my full text data lies on Cassandra along with an ID. Now I have a lot > of structured data linked to the ID which lies on an RDBMS (read MySQL). I > need this structured data as it would help me with my faceting and other > needs. What is the best practice in going about indexing in this scenario. > My thoughts (maybe weird): > > 1. Read the data from Cassandra, for each ID read, read the corresponding > row from MySQL for that ID, form an XML on the fly (for each ID) and send > it to Solr for Indexing without storing anything. > 2. I do not have much idea on Solandra. However even if I use it I will > have to go to MySQL for fetching the structured data. > 3. Duplicate the data and either get all of Cassandra to MySQL or vice > versa but then data duplication would happen. > > I will think about incremental indexing for the new records later. > > Bit confused. Any help would be appreciated. >
