Installing Apache Solr 4 Search Server on Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy 32/64bit Linux Getting-Started

Apache Solr 4 Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Quick-Start Guide

The Tutorial Show How-to Install Apache Solr 4 Search Server on Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy Salamander i386/amd64 Linux.

Apache Solr is an industrial-strength, high performance, thread-safe search server based on Apache Lucene.

Solr uses Lucene under the covers to provide the most powerful full text search capabilities available in any open source product.

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1. Download Apache Solr Server for Linux:

   Get Solr 4+ for Linux

   Select the Latest Solr .tgz Linux Release.

2. Open Terminal Window

   Press Cmd/Win and Search for "term"
   

3. Extract Apache Solr Archive:

   tar xvzf solr*.tgz

   rm solr*.tgz

4. Relocate Apache Solr Search Server:

   sudo su -c "mv solr* /opt/"

5. How-to Install Required Oracle-Sun JDK 7 on Ubuntu Linux:

   Install Oracle JDK7 for Ubuntu

   How-to Install Oracle Java JDK7 for Ubuntu.

6. Running Solr on Jetty Servlet Container

   cd /opt/solr*/example

   sudo java -jar start.jar

7. Access Solr Admin Backend on Browser

   http://localhost:8983/solr/

8. How-to Quick-Start with Solr Server on Linux:

   Solr Queries Quick-Start

   Solr Searching Quick-Start for Linux.