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Category Archives: sphinx
Speaking at OpenWest 2014 Conference: real-time search infrastructure architecture at craigslist
Just a quick heads-up that I’ll be giving a 50 minute talk at OpenWest in Utah on Thursday, May 8th. The talk is titled real-time search infrastructure architecture at craigslist and is completely new. We’ve recently completed the 3 major … Continue reading
Posted in craigslist, sphinx
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Seeking Sucks: Spoiled by SSDs
I’m in the process of rebuilding full-text indexes for a good sized document collection that lives in a sharded MongoDB cluster. And the funny thing about this is that I don’t really use MongoDB that much. I mean we put … Continue reading
Posted in craigslist, mongodb, nosql, sphinx, tech
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Experimenting with Real-Time Search using Sphinx
In the last few weeks I’ve been experimenting with using real-time indexes in Sphinx to allow full-text searching of data recently added to craigslist. While this posting is not intended to be a comprehensive guide to what I’ve implemented (that … Continue reading
Posted in craigslist, sphinx, tech
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