#berlin buzzword

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Lucene Revolution 2011, held in San Francisco between May 23 -26 2011 was a huge success.The conference was packed with technical sessions, developer content, user case studies, panels, and networking opportunities, Lucene Revolution featured the thought leaders building and deploying Lucene/Solr open source search technology. Compelling speakers and unmatched networking opportunities created a unique community of practice and experience, so you too can unlock the power, versatility and cost-effective capabilities of search across industries, data, and applications.

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The Revolution has now successfully concluded its second year — and now, over 40 speaker sessions are available for viewing and download here on our website. Thanks to all who attended and made it the must-be-there event for the future of search.

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RabbitMQ is emerging as good solution for open source messaging in modern architectures. This opens new challenges on how to implement integration patterns in order to go beyond simple produce/consume applications. In this presentation we will show how to implement several messaging patterns using RabbitMQ as backend technology.

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Friso is Xebia's principal in the Netherlands on all things NoSQL, focussing on Hadoop and HBase for handling of substantial amounts of data. Friso has a history of dealing with architecture to achieve sufficiently scalable, performant and above all working software. He has more than ten years behind the keyboard to tell and educate about. Recent buzz: Hadoop, HBase, nodeJS, HTML5.

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For most situations, this process will begin with Solr's Java client library SolrJ, but how do you configure SolrJ? What are best practices for using it? And how can you use it to build a robust search service tailored to your applications needs? In this presentation we'll show how to configure SolrJ in a Spring application and walkthrough a powerful design for incorporating Solr/Lucene and SolrJ in your application.

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Berlin Buzzwords 2011 is a conference for developers and users of open source software projects, focussing on the issues of scalable search, data-analysis in the cloud and NoSQL-databases.