Solr Resources
This is a collection of resources that talk about Solr, or provide case studies of using Solr. People should feel free to add any publicly available information they find about Solr.
Mailing List Archives
Several third parties provide excellent interfaces for seraching/browsing the Solr mailing list archives...
Tutorials
Articles
Solr: Indexing XML with Lucene and REST at XML.com (2006-08-09)
SOLR, What and Why? at "Big Tech on a Small Buget"
An open source endeca? Solr, patacriticism and faceted browsing at biblio.org (2006-05-25) Two part series on Solr at
IBM developerWorks titled "Search smarter with Apache Solr":
Essential features and the Solr schema (2007-05-29)
Solr for the enterprise (2007-06-05)
Solr in Libraries A round-up of experimental library catalog projects using Solr from Ryan Eby, (2007-04-26)
Enterprise search with PHP and Apache Solr at
IBM developerWorks (2008-01-15)
Presentations
Subversion and Solr (and Cocoon), your next content repository? Bertrand Delacretaz's presentation at the
Cocoon GetTogether 2006
Slides from Hoss's Faceted Searching presentation at
ApacheCon US 2006
Solr on Rails by Erik Hatcher at
RailsConf 2007
Beyond full-text searches with Lucene and Solr by Bertrand Delacrétaz at
ApacheCon EU 2007
Painless Full Text Search with SOLR by Michael Kimsal at
OSCON US 2007
Apache Solr: Out Of The Box by Hoss at
ApacheCon US 2007
Introduction to Solr by Tom Hill at
eBig Java SIG, June 2008
Media (podcasts, etc)
Erik Hatcher discusses Solr on an episoode of WebDevRadio here
http://www.webdevradio.com/index.php?id=47 (2007-04-10)
Tip & Tricks
Posting XML (to Solr) from ant by Peter Binkley (2007-02-01)
Online indexing - integrating Nutch with Solr by Sami Siren (2007-02-04)
IRC
#solr on irc.freenode.net - the Solr community water cooler
More links
del.icio.us users, please the "solr" tag so that links can be found at
http://del.icio.us/tag/solr Simpy users, use "solr" tag, so that pages about Solr can be found at
http://www.simpy.com/links/tag/solr
Books
Maybe Someday...in the meantime, reading about
Lucene can help a lot, as it's what makes Solr tick.
Lucene in Action, by Erik Hatcher and Otis Gospodnetić