drupalcoder.com - Performance tip : disable Drupal's core search indexer when using Apache Solr
Do. 13.05.2010 - 09:57
Here's a quick tip for people using the (simply awesome) Apache Solr Search Integration module.
The Apache Solr module depends on Drupal's core Search module. This means the Search module will be enabled too when the Solr module is installed. As soon as the core Search module is enabled it starts to index all your nodes and stuff too. This not only takes time to run, but also fills up your…
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