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- Using multi-core features As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of having multiple search indexes from one servlet, because Solr supports the conc
- Using multi-core features As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of having multiple search indexes from one servlet, because Solr supports the conc
- Using multi-core features As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of having multiple search indexes from one servlet, because Solr supports the conc
- Using multi-core features As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of having multiple search indexes from one servlet, because Solr supports the conc
- Using multi-core features As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of having multiple search indexes from one servlet, because Solr supports the conc
- Using multi-core features As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of having multiple search indexes from one servlet, because Solr supports the conc
- Using multi-core features As mentioned before, you are able to set up a single Solr instance, the backend engine of eZ Find, to serve multiple sites (it does not even matter if these are on the same box). Similar to a database, Solr is capable of having multiple search indexes from one servlet, because Solr supports the conc