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Fulltext Searching with a Groonga Storage Engine
Location: Ballroom G
In this session, We introduce groonga Storage engine which enables for MySQL to handle fulltext search lightly.
groonga is a library which have storages and indexes for fast fulltext searching. The backend of groonga Storage Engine is groonga library. With groonga Storage Engine, you can use datas in groonga as a usual MySQL tables.
Tetsuro Ikeda
Sumisho Computer Sytems Corporation
Kentoku SHIBA
WildGrowth
I am a Storage Engine Developer for MySQL in Japan, and the original developer of the Spider Storage Engine and Vertical Partitioning Storage Engine.
Spider Storage Engine and Vertical Partitioning Storage Engine are being offered to the public by GPL.
Daijiro MORI
brazil
One of primary authors of Senna/groonga which are embeddable fulltext search engine.
Tasuku SUENAGA
Brazil, Inc.
I am a search engine library, groonga, developer in Japan. I participate in developing Groonga Storage Engine.
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Comments
High accuracy is the primary difference Sphinx and Groonga.
For example, word ‘mentally’ is handled as same as ‘dfns’ in Sphinx in spite of same word hash value. You can search “This is it” with groonga because of no stop words in groonga.
This sounds great! In your view, what’s the primary difference between Sphinx and Groonga?