Solr or Elasticsearch--That Is the Question



Solr or Elasticsearch--That Is the Question

Otis Gospodnetić That is the common question I hear: Which one is better, Solr or Elasticsearch? Which one is faster?  Which one scales better?  Which one can do X, and Y, and Z?  Which one is easier to manage?  Which one should we use?  Which one do you recommend? These are all great questions, though not always with clear and definite, universally applicable answers. So which one do we recommend you use? How do you choose in the end? Well, let me share how I see Apache Solr and Elasticsearch past, present, and future, and let's do a bit of comparing and contrasting, and hopefully help you make the right choice for your particular needs. Early Days: Youth Vs. Experience Apache Solr is a mature project with a large and active development and user community behind it, as well as the Apache brand.  First released to open-source in 2006, Solr has long dominated the search engine space and was the go-to engine for anyone needing search functionality.

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