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Posted to solr-user@lucene.apache.org by azharuddin <mu...@gmail.com> on 2018/06/06 06:57:03 UTC
Apache and Apache Solr together
I've got a question: I came across Apache Solr
<https://mindmajix.com/apache-solr-training> as requirement for a module
I'm installing and even after reading the documentation on Apache Solr's
official homepage I'm still not sure whether Apache runs alongside regular
Apache or does it require it own server? If it does work alongside Apache,
is there any known issues/problems that I should be aware of? How would this
architecture (Apache and Apache Solr) in terms of file system and serving
pages? I'm sorry if the question might sound silly but I'm very new to the
whole server-side programming/setup world.
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Re: Apache and Apache Solr together
Posted by Shawn Heisey <ap...@elyograg.org>.
On 6/6/2018 12:57 AM, azharuddin wrote:
> I've got a question: I came across Apache Solr
> <https://mindmajix.com/apache-solr-training> as requirement for a module
> I'm installing and even after reading the documentation on Apache Solr's
> official homepage I'm still not sure whether Apache runs alongside regular
> Apache or does it require it own server? If it does work alongside Apache,
> is there any known issues/problems that I should be aware of? How would this
> architecture (Apache and Apache Solr) in terms of file system and serving
> pages? I'm sorry if the question might sound silly but I'm very new to the
> whole server-side programming/setup world.
Solr is completely separate software from the Apache webserver (httpd).
It can run on the same server, or different servers.
Solr should not be accessible by untrusted parties, especially the
Internet. Another way to think about it: When you put an application on
the Internet that uses a database, you might run the database software
on the same machine as Apache ... but I really doubt that you would
allow the Internet to get directly to the database. Solr offers a
service that can be used by a website, just like a database server
does. Access to it should be controlled in a similar way.
Thanks,
Shawn
Re: Apache and Apache Solr together
Posted by Andrea Gazzarini <a....@sease.io>.
Hi,
all what you need is in Solr, better: all what you need is Solr.
Solr is a server which exposes its services through HTTP, so you don't
need Apache at all (at least for a training course).
Best,
Andrea
On 06/06/18 08:57, azharuddin wrote:
> I've got a question: I came across Apache Solr
> <https://mindmajix.com/apache-solr-training> as requirement for a module
> I'm installing and even after reading the documentation on Apache Solr's
> official homepage I'm still not sure whether Apache runs alongside regular
> Apache or does it require it own server? If it does work alongside Apache,
> is there any known issues/problems that I should be aware of? How would this
> architecture (Apache and Apache Solr) in terms of file system and serving
> pages? I'm sorry if the question might sound silly but I'm very new to the
> whole server-side programming/setup world.
>
>
>
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