…Full-text indexing, I'm interested in other good discussion points about when selecting Sphinx would still be useful.
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It's restructured text (reST), which is a solid, well-structured authoring format that plays nice with several outputs, including HTML, PDF, and man page. Three things that Chef users need. The topics published at http://docs.opscode.com are using a custom Sphinx theme called "opscode", which is located in the source under _themes/opscode.
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…PostgreSQL there is no need to deploy a standalone full-text search engine like Apache Solr, Sphinx, or ElasticSearch. Right out of the box you can easily discover word matches (even on singular and plural words) and also use different dictionaries. There are several gems that make full-text search on PostgreSQL extremely easy to use and we encourage you to give them a try.
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There are many open source and commercial fulltext search engine, Sphinx is a fast and reliable indexer that supports two popular open source database, thinking-sphinix is best Ruby plugin at the moment to enable Fulltext searching to your Rails application. However, Sphinx has a strict indexing requirement of 32bit or 64bit primary key for target document, so It doesn't work for CouchDB.
CouchDB-lucene is the defacto fulltext search plugin for CouchDB, building …
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…. In addition, we will push new features to the beta branch as soon as they are stable enough for real-world applications. But, if you are fascinated (like we are) with bright, shiny, and new things you can always check out our current development version .
On behalf of the Sphinx Team we would like to thank you for use of the Sphinx Engine and wish you a Happy New Year!
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