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Alfresco Search

nagkumar

Hi,

Looking for details related to Alfresco Repository Search.. what frameworks does it use (Solar or Elastic Search) or is it plug-able (with any other 3rd party search tools of google etc..)
Any relevant pointers would be of great help

Regards,
Nagendra

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openpj

Alfresco by default uses Apache Lucene implementing a complete in-trasaction search engine.
Lucene indexes are stored in the alf_data directory, but if you need, you can configure Alfresco to store indexes in a different folder.

You can configure Alfresco, from version 4, to use Apache Solr as an optional way to manage search indexes, but notice that in this case you don't have an in-transaction management of indexes. This is a good way to scale out and to allow Alfresco to only manage contents and the external search engine manages indexes.

So now, ElasticSearch is not supported.

Hope this helps.

nagkumar

Thank You for the details..

>in-transaction management of indexes
Could you pl. tell more on what the above mean..

Regards,
Nagendra