Haystack 2019 Experience
This blog is a quick summary of our experience at the Haystack 2019 in Charlottesville (Virginia, USA) from 24/04 to 25/04.
Alessandro Benedetti
May 7, 2019
Apache Solr Distributed Facets
How faceting is calculated in Apache Solr distributed architectures. It presents inner details explanation and practical examples.
Alessandro Benedetti
October 23, 2018
Synonyms and Stopwords: Vademecum
In this post we’ll cover two additional synonyms scenarios and we’ll try to summarise all previous tips in a concise form.
Andrea Gazzarini
September 10, 2018
Apache Solr/Elasticsearch: How to Manage Multi-term Concepts out of the Box?
Approach for searching multi-term entities/concepts out-of-the-box, without installing any additional components.
Andrea Gazzarini
July 22, 2018
Apache Solr: orchestrating Known item and Full-text search
Approach for combining a Known Item Search with a regular Full-text Search, in a sample e-commerce context, using Apache Solr.
Andrea Gazzarini
May 30, 2018
SolrCloud Leader Election Failing
A list of steps to solve a recurrent failing state in the SolrCloud leader election in a distributed Apache Solr architecture.
Alessandro Benedetti
May 14, 2018
Distributed Search Tips for Apache Solr
This blog will focus on some tricky situations that can happen when running distributed search, the foundation for Apache Solr Scalability.
Alessandro Benedetti
November 27, 2017
Solr Is Learning To Rank Better – Part 4 – Solr Integration
The focus here will be on the Apache Solr side configuration and usage with all the related tips and tricks.
Alessandro Benedetti
October 23, 2016
Solr Is Learning To Rank Better – Part 2 – Model Training
This blog is about the model training for the Learning To Rank integration, after we modelled our dataset, collected the data and refined it.
Alessandro Benedetti
August 24, 2016
Solr Is Learning To Rank Better – Part 1 – Data Collection
We introduce you to Learning To Rank In Apache Solr. Start the exciting journey to bring LTR to production for your search engine.
Alessandro Benedetti
July 25, 2016
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