who uses Solr?

I'll be giving a Solr presentation at ApacheCon EU shortly.
If there is anyone who is using Solr and wants their
company/site
mentioned in the presentation, let me know.

You can also update http://wiki
.apache.org/solr/PublicServers if you like.

-Yonik

My Solr application is literally a week or less away from
public  
deployment.  It's the Google/del.icious(ok, ok,
Simpy!)/Flickr of  
19th century literature.  It's working very nicely as a
Ruby on Rails  
front-end with a bit of AJAX coolness for Google-suggest
like  
behavior (with the data coming from a custom Solr cache) and
tons of  
faceting.  I've still got some work to do in order to use
Solr's  
caches as they were intended (I currently hacked a bunch all
into  
one, essentially, so its all in RAM for now).  My group is
very  
pleased with the effectiveness of Solr.

And I'm embarking on a side consulting project that will
use RoR+Solr  
in very similar ways too.

Best wishes with the AC presentation.  I'm envious - it's
quite fun  
to present something as spectacular as Solr.

	Erik

p.s. I'll gladly add our site to the PublicServers page
when we go live.

On Jun 16, 2006, at 1:36 PM, Yonik Seeley wrote:
> I'll be giving a Solr presentation at ApacheCon EU
shortly.
> If there is anyone who is using Solr and wants their
company/site
> mentioned in the presentation, let me know.
>
> You can also update http://wiki
.apache.org/solr/PublicServers if  
> you like.
>
> -Yonik

>I'll be giving a Solr presentation at ApacheCon EU
shortly.
>If there is anyone who is using Solr and wants their
company/site
>mentioned in the presentation, let me know.

Just a general notice that http://krugle.com uses Solr to
search 
project data, and also to store an index to user-generated
notes 
about code. We finally went live last week, so I can openly
post 
about it.

Thanks to the Solr community for a very useful tool - it's
been great!

-- Ken
-- 
Ken Krugler
Krugle, Inc.
+1 530-210-6378
"Find Code, Find Answers"

We (Zero Computing S.r.l. of Italy www.zero.it) are now
using Solr as index
of a classified ads portal for our customer Gruppo Espresso:
"one of the leading media groups in Italy with
interests in publishing,
radio, advertising, internet businesses and
television" (from their site

http://www.gruppoespresso.it/gruppoesp/eng/index.jsp).

In particular I've developed a custom request handler to
achive faceted
browsing capability (like You can see in www.oodle.com).

We think to deploy the portal end of July, as I already
said, as soon as we
will be online, I'll update the wiki.

Happy presentation !

Fabio

-- 
Ing. Fabio Confalonieri
Zero Computing S.r.l. (www.zero.it)
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Our Solr system is up now since a few days. You can find it
at
http://www.booklooker.de/
I'm sorry we have a german user interface only, but maybe
if you want to 
try out our system you just can fill out some fields in our
search form 
and press "suchen" on the right side. We are
"book brokers" and maybe 
it's not to hard to find out that "Autor" means
"author" and "Titel" is 
"title". "Stichwort" may be
interesting because this means "keyword" and 
  will perform a search in a "multiValued" field
in Solr. One important 
notice: there are two checkboxes labeled
"gebraucht" (used) and "neu" 
(new). Do not check "neu" because this will
search in an external 
database which is much more slower than ours. 

For the more technically interested I give you some
parameters. We have 
now about 10.5 million documents in our index, each
consisting of 24 
fields (you can see why, when you click "SUCHEN"
on the left side which 
will present you a detailed search form). The index is 2.6G
big on disk.
We have two Solr servers running (actually Tomcat server),
but normally 
just one is active. Our users submit about 200.000 queries
per day which 
is 2.3 queries per second. Typically this varies from 1.5 to
4.5 queries 
per second over the day. Additionally we have about 100.000
"search 
tasks" in our database which are processed in the
morning hours 
(increasing the number of queries per second to 11). The
index is 
updated once per day on our main server and then copied to
our second 
server.
If you have any question I'm glad to give you further
information.

Thanks to the Solr community for helping us setting up this
system!

Marcus