The Introduction to Apache Lucene training course provides the in-depth, hands-on training required to setup, configure, tune, and utilize Apache Lucene in high-performant text-search heavy applications.
The Introduction to Apache Lucene course begins with an overview of Lucene, it’s related projects, and a walk through of some more common usage scenarios. As part of the foundation discussion, you will also learn about data indexing, searching concepts, and how to Lucene applies those.
WIth the foundation laid, Introduction to Lucene course then dives into an in-depth examination of how to utilize Lucene, looking at things like the IndexSearcher, QueryParser, analyzers, and advanced search techniques.
Introduction to Apache Lucene concludes with a discussion of commonly used extensions, such as SpellChecker, and basic performance tuning.
If you are looking for a more comprehensive Lucene training course, consider combining this course with our Introduction to Apache SOLR training course.
Course Summary
Hands-on training is customized, instructor-led training with an in-depth presentation of a technology and its concepts, featuring such topics as Java, OOAD, and Open Source.
- Describe what Lucene is and a common usage scenario
- Identify the key components of Lucene
- Setup a basic search solution using Lucene
- Leverage common extension to make Lucene more powerful
What You'll Learn
In the Introduction to Apache Lucene training course you’ll learn:
- Introduction to Lucene
- Setting up a Hello World scenario
- Understanding Indexing
- Building a Search Index
- Making search work better
- Extending search capabilities
- Common Lucene extensions
- Administering and tuning Lucene
Meet Your Instructor
RichMeet Rich »Rich is a full-stack generalist with a deep and wide background in architecture, development and maintenance of web-scale, mission-critical custom applications, and building / leading extraordinary technology teams.
He has spent about equal thirds of his two decade career in the Fortune 500, government, and start-up arenas, where he’s served as everything from the trench-level core developer to VP of Engineering. He currently spends the majority of his time sharing his knowledge about Amazon Web...
