S3 gives listeners. So tap those listeners when objects are added, updated
or deleted and use Solr API to push. That's high level, but I believe
doable.
I worked on Minio, an open source object storage supporting S3 and could do
this because Minio gives me good and stable listeners.
Best, Ravion
Hi,
At the moment I have a SolrCloud Cluster with a documents collection being
populated indexing documents coming from a DFS server. Linux boxes are
mounting that DFS server using samba.
There is a request to move that DFS server to a AWS S3 bucket.
Does anyone have previous experience about it
