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The author Philipp K. Janert takes a designer approach rather than an implementer approach. That means that you will gain important suggestions and tips to propose a plan for data analysis, instead of how to build an entire or partial information infrastructure using open source tools like Python, R, PostgreSQL and Weka. Then, for some developers the lack of full programming constructs may be disappointing. However, I feel that Philipp K.
Data Analysis with Open Source Tools - O'Reilly Media
We support our Solr Lucene implementations under Service Level Agreements that are equivalent to those of all of the leading commercial search vendors Benchmarking and Application Assessment : We can help you decide if open source search is suitable for your application. Use our award winning Search Application Assessment Service to provide a detailed report of how Solr Lucene compares with licensed alternatives for your search application:
Solr Lucene implementation and commercial-grade support
Acquia Announces Hosted Solr Search Product | Gregory Heller | CivicActions
During our retreat in Playa Del Carmen MEX over the summer, Jacob Singh (now a CivicActions Alumnus, Class of 2008) showed and explained to me a project he was working on to create a hosted Solr Search service for Drupal. Solr (via the Solr Integration module written and maintained by Robert Douglas) provides a method to bring very robust faceted search to Drupal sites. A few weeks ago, Jacob went to work with Acquia in order to bring this product to the masses. Read about Acquia's hosted Solr Search plans .Apache Solr Search Integration | drupal.org
The unimportant thing: Search was modestly influential in the selection of our company name. ah-kwe-eh is the (native American) Navajo WW II code talker word for "Locate." I reasoned that this made sense because most websites are built to help site visitors locate what they're looking for - either information, people, products, or information about people or products, etc. (Oh, and it means we get listed early in alphabetical listings, which really clinched it....) Why bother with offering hosted site search with Google around?
Hosted Solr site search for Drupal is on the way | Acquia
Just putting the question out to the blogosphere (love that word!) – is there any interest in a hosted Lucene or SOLR search service? It may be something that is a non-starter, given that google and atomz have wrapped up a ‘hosted web search’ market segment already, but perhaps not. Most people need to search through their web data, true, but google/atomz/etc search the content after its published. Would there be much/any benefit in being able to index/search data before it’s published to the web (perhaps with extra meta data not necessarily easily publishable)? Or perhaps searching data that is used for other, non-web-publishing activities?

