Devoxx Poland 2019
from Monday 24 June to Wednesday 26 June 2019.
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Big Data & AI |
Beginner & novice level |
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| Room 5 | Wednesday from 13:20 til 14:10 | |
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Erik Hatcher and Marcus Eagan from Lucidworks will be demoing a feature from the world's most widely adopted full-text search engine. Introducing the Solr Tagger, a lightning fast mechanism for naive entity extraction. Through a demo of the Tagger and an explanation of how the Tagger works, Erik and Marcus will demonstrate how Solr can power more than search applications. search solr |
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Marcus Eagan
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Marcus Eagan lives in Palo Alto, CA and currently leads the Developer Relations department at Lucidworks, headquartered in San Francisco. He focuses on engaging developers in the Search, DevOps, Security, and Artificial Intelligence communities. Before joining Lucidworks, Marcus led software engineering teams around the world at Ford Motor Company. Before that, he founded and built a venture-backed network security startup that was acquired by Luma Home, a router company backed by Amazon, Google, Accel, A16Z and Felicis. Marcus has made small but important contributions to many open source projects over the years, including but not limited to Suricata, Apache Airflow, and Apache Superset. |
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Erik Hatcher
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Erik Hatcher co-authored Lucene in Action (and Ant in Action), co-founded Lucidworks, and has spoken at numerous industry events, including Devoxx Antwerp once upon a time. Erik is a committer on several open source projects including Lucene/Solr and a Member of the Apache Software Foundation. He co-founded Lucidworks, promoting open source and solving challenging search problems. |
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