Wednesday, 30 November 2016

SOLR Online Training

SOLR ONLINE TRAINING @ VIVANTA IT LABS
An online course designed to make you an expert in using Apache Solr and learn all that is required to create dynamic clustering, full-text search, database integration and rich document handling.
Apache Solr is the open source enterprise search engine from Apache Lucene project. It is highly scalable and key features include dynamic clustering, full-text search, database integration and rich document handling. Solr is written in Java and run as search server within servlet container and has plug-in architecture to support advanced customization. SOLR Online Training is designed to make students expert in solr administration and create Solr cloud.

SOLR  Online Training Overview

Vivanta IT Labs teaching methodologies aim at providing abundant knowledge to our trainees . The SOLR Online  Training sessions start from the very basic fundamentals to the very advanced and updated topics such as- basics of Apache lucene, indexing and searching using Solr and its advanced features. Post attending SOLR Online Training programme, our students can upgrade their roles and responsibilities to be an SOLR administrator.

SOLR Training Curriculum

Introduction To Apache Lucene

Apache Lucene is a high-performance, full-featured text search engine library written entirely in Java. Therefore this section of SOLR training will give a brief overview about search engines, lucene features, architecture and much more in Solr
Search Engine Basics
Lucene Overview & Features
Indexing Basics
Architecture
Inverted Indexing Technique
Lucene Schema (Documents & Fields)
Analysers
Query Types
Writing & Searching Index
Lucene Projects
LAB & Quizzes

 Exploring Apache Lucene

This module of SOLR training, will help you explore more about Lucene and its importance.
Lucene Analysers
Querying in Lucene
Scoring
Boosting in Lucene
Highlighting
Faceting
Grouping
Joins
What is Spatial Search in lucene
Apache Tika
LAB & Quizzes

 


Introduction to Apache SOLR





This module will start off with description about Apache Solr.
Solr IntroductionSolr Key Features
Solr Vs Databases
Installing & Running Solr
Admin UI Quick Tour
Solr Architecture
Solr Schema
Solr Field Types & Fields
LABS & Quizzes

  SOLR Indexing

Analysers parse text and produce stream of tokens.Tokenizers break field data down into tokens and filters perform other transformational or selective work on token streams. Learn much more in SOLR training.
Introduction To Analysis & Analysers in Solr
Solr Tokenizers & Filters
Indexing & Index Handlers in Solr
Indexing Options
Nested Documents
Commits
Transaction Logs in Solr
Solr Configurations
LABS & Quizzes

 Searching Using SOLR

This section presents an overview of the search process using Solr.
Solr Search Process
Velocity Search UI
Search Types / Options
Sorting & Relevance in Solr
Boosting, Query Syntax in Solr
Basic Query Parsers and Extended Query Parsers
LABS & Quizzes

  Advanced Features in SOLR

This section of SOLR training, lists the query parameters that can be passed to Solr, it  also describes advanced features such as boosting and faceting, which can be used to fine-tune search results.
Faceting
Highlighting
Spell Checking
Solr Query Re-Ranking
Suggestions
More Like This:Pagination,Grouping,Clustering in Solr
Spatial Search
Collapsing & Expanding in solr
Exporting Results
Real-Time Search & Get in solr
Client API’s
LABS & Quizzes

  Administration  & SOLR Cloud

Introduction to Solr Web-based user interface and the newest and most exciting of Solr’s new features, Solr Cloud, which provides comprehensive distributed capabilities in this section of SOLR training.
Managing Solr config.xml
Managing solr.xml
Managing Multiple Cores
Plugins
JVM Settings in Solr
Running on Tomcat / Jetty
Logging & SSL
Solr Cloud
LABS and Quizzes

 Project

Horne your knowledge on Apache Solr by working on a project.

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