epugh commented on PR #1978:
URL: https://github.com/apache/solr/pull/1978#issuecomment-1747659213
Index: An index is a common term used in information retrieval systems
to represent a structured collection of data for efficient searching and
retrieval. It implies a storage structure that organizes and facilitates quick
access to the data.
Repository: A repository is a centralized storage location that holds a
collection of data or resources. It suggests a place where data is stored and
managed, implying a sense of organization and structure.
Dataset: A dataset refers to a collection of related data that is
treated as a single unit. It implies a cohesive and self-contained set of data
that can be queried and analyzed collectively.
Store: A store is a generic term that signifies a place where items or
data are kept. It implies a central location where data is stored and accessed.
Source: Source implies the origin or provider of data. It suggests a
place where data is obtained, managed, and made available for querying and
retrieval.
Resource: Resource is a broad term that encompasses data or information
that can be accessed, utilized, or manipulated. It conveys the idea of a pool
of data that can be interacted with.
Data: Data is a straightforward term that represents information or
facts. It conveys the notion of a collection of structured or unstructured
information that can be stored and processed.
Container: A container is a metaphorical term indicating a logical
enclosure or compartment that holds and organizes items. It suggests a grouping
mechanism that holds data in a cohesive manner.
Unit: Unit implies a self-contained entity or component. It suggests a
discrete and independent part that can be managed and accessed as a single
entity.
Entity: Entity refers to a distinct and individual object or unit. It
implies an identifiable element that can be stored, queried, and manipulated
within the system.
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