Wordlessness

Question

Are there any NoSQL databases that support word proximity search similar to lucene ?

I have a client who needs NoSQL flexibility with the ability to search for Lucene or another search tool. The average amount of data to be searched is 200 GB.

Answer 1

If you can manage the .NET / Win solution, check also that RavenDB - lucene got into it. If not, Schild's answer is good. You can also use lucene separately with MongoDB, but your application will have to support the index itself ...

Answer 2

Take a look at tjake Solandra (formerly Lucandra). "Solandra is a real-time distributed search engine built on Apache Solr and Apache Cassandra."

Solandra "supports most of the functionality of Solr (search, cut, highlight)"

Answer 3

Lucene is a NoSQL database .

Answer 4

It may be too late to be useful, but check out MarkLogic . This is a document database with integrated full-text search (not Lucene bolt-on). You can quickly view the demo through http://developer.marklogic.com/try/corona/index