Welcome aboard. For me, I think the biggest trick is not to think forward from data but backwards from search. That's what will drive the shape of processing.
In the beginning, just focus on getting data indexed and searched in primitive ways, even with just a single multivalued wildcards catch-all field. Then, evolve from there. Oh and to understand request handlers (/select, etc.) in solrconfig.xml, especially with the way to provide defaults. And UpdateRequestProcessor pipeline if you need to tweak data in Solr but before schema. And Json facets on top of the ones the older books cover. Regards, Alex P. S. I usually have some newbie tricks in my presentations on slideshare too. And very basic schemas on Github. On Fri., Apr. 9, 2021, 9:52 a.m. The Maverick, <maveric...@posteo.de> wrote: > Hello. > I have almost 2 decades of development experience. I ha e recently started > to use Solr for my life long project. > I am looking for : > 1-The best way to get documents into the solr.. Currently writing my own > console app to do so, which will iterate over HTML files in folders ..how > do you guys manage it . > 2- server configuration eg how about 1 core with 2gb ram and 25 GB disk > to start with .. I will start with about 1000 docs but it will grow for > sure. > > 3- any beginners tips and tricks or any links to start with basics solr in > practice. I have read a few books which describe how it all works but none > talks about practical setup and architecture. > > Regards > M > > >