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Manticore Search 3

Version: 3.2.2

Build date: December 20, 2019

Release notes

For debug packages and older versions visit the releases page on  github. 

Supported versions

Debian

Debian

8
9
10

Ubuntu

Ubuntu

14
16
18

Centos/RHEL

Centos/RHEL

6
7
8

Windows

Windows

32bit
64bit
macOS
MacOS
docker
Docker
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Source tar.gz

Package managers

Using CentOS or RedHat? Just do:

yum install http://repo.manticoresearch.com/manticore-repo.noarch.rpm
yum install manticore

Read more about our YUM repo in documentation.

Install:

$ brew install manticoresearch

Run:

$ brew services start manticoresearch

Read more about our Homebrew package in documentation.

Other downloads

Index converter from Sphinx/Manticore 2.x to Manticore 3.x

Language dictionaries for advanced lemmatization

Helps to migrate from Manticore / Sphinx Search 2.x to Manticore Search 3.x  

english

german

russian

Training

Personal and team training will maximize them performance. 

Custom development

Need cone custom or individual features?

Fill the form and don’t forget to make the description of what you need.

Free config review

There are often optimizations that can be made to a Sphinx / Manticore setup by changing some simple directives in the configuration or making quick changes to an index definition.

Some common mistakes and issues can include:

  • doing main+delta without kill-lists, even if the delta does include updated records found in the main
  • using wildcarding with very short prefix/infix which can hammer performance in some cases
  • disabled (unintentional) seamless rotates and getting stalls on index rotations
  • adding texts as string attributes even if they are not using for any kind of operation (filtering, grouping, sorting) or mandatory to be present in results
  • using deprecated settings 

Having a quick look on the configuration can show issues or potential issues, this is why we want to offer a gift to our growing community!

When uploading your configuration file, we recommend to remove any database credentials first.

We suggest also you give as many possible details about your setup: how big is the data you have, how typical queries look and what issues you experience.

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