Search Engine Based on Hbase Sorl

Here is a solution for hbase solr integration for create full fledged search engine based on hbase the cloud database.
the solution is called SolBase according to publisher site

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Solbase is highly scalable search engine built on top of Lucene, Solr, and HBase.
In a nut shell, Solbase replaced Lucene's index file layer that was stored in local file system
under NFS to big database implementation in HBase.

Leveraging HBase's high performance scan, inverted index is efficiently stored in HBase for
fast data retrieval.

http://www.slideshare.net/KyungseogOh/solbase"

For more detail visig 

https://github.com/Photobucket/Solbase

http://www.slideshare.net/KyungseogOh/solbase

HBASE INDEXING LIBRARY : Copied From http://www.lilyproject.org/

WHAT?

This library aids in building and querying indexes on top of HBase, in Google App Engine datastore-style. This basically means querying by range-scanning on specifically constructed index tables.

The goal of this library is to hide the details of playing with HBase's byte[] row keys to construct indexes. Actually pushing data towards the index is not handled by this package.

This library is complementary to the tableindexed contrib module of HBase, which does not do much regarding row key construction, though at this time it was not specifically designed to work together.

Some background on the indexing approach in this package can be found in this blog post.

FEATURES

• define indexes consisting of one or more fields
• fields can be high-level datatypes like strings, integers, floats, decimals, date(time)s
• strings can be indexed as plain UTF8, ASCII-folded (= accents removed), or by collator key
• the entries in the index can be in ascending or descending order
• perform equals and range queries on all or a subset of the fields in the index (fields should be used left-to-right, only for the last used field a range can be used)
• results from multiple indexes can be streamingly merge-joined
• unrestricted scalability due to the automatic sharding (and replication) offered by HBase

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