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D6.5 Instrumented search index server infrastructure

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D6.5 Instrumented search index server infrastructure

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This document gives a short overview on the work performed in Task 6.4 for setting up and configuring the search infrastructure for SDIP. Liferay allows it to either use an internal or external Elasticsearch installation as the search engine for instrumenting search. Because of performance reason, an external installation of Elasticsearch is used for the SmILES search interface. The SmILES portal uses an Elasticsearch cluster, which is part of the Energy Lab 2.0 infrastructure which also hosts the SmILES portal. For providing faceted search, several classification systems were added to the SmILES Liferay server. These classify Liferay contents according to the “Content Type”, “Organisation” and “Scope” of contents. Then, a search page for SDIP was implemented, which uses these classifications for a facetted search. The main goal of the setup of the SDIP search interface was to keep it very simple for the users. While testing the system, it turned out that the above mentioned facets together with the search slot for keywords already allow a very comfortable search for SDIP results. But the search infrastructure provides many more advanced features, which could be instrumented, if users aren’t satisfied with the current search interface.
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D6.5 Instrumented search index server infrastructure

Thumbnail Uploaded by Clemens Duepmeier, 12/20/19 3:06 PM This document gives a short overview on the work performed in Task 6.4 for setting up and configuring the search infrastructure for SDIP. Liferay allows it to either use an internal or external Elasticsearch installation as the search engine for instrumenting search. Because of performance reason, an external installation of Elasticsearch is used for the SmILES search interface. The SmILES portal uses an Elasticsearch cluster, which is part of the Energy Lab 2.0 infrastructure which also hosts the SmILES portal. For providing faceted search, several classification systems were added to the SmILES Liferay server. These classify Liferay contents according to the “Content Type”, “Organisation” and “Scope” of contents. Then, a search page for SDIP was implemented, which uses these classifications for a facetted search. The main goal of the setup of the SDIP search interface was to keep it very simple for the users. While testing the system, it turned out that the above mentioned facets together with the search slot for keywords already allow a very comfortable search for SDIP results. But the search infrastructure provides many more advanced features, which could be instrumented, if users aren’t satisfied with the current search interface.
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