Solr is an Open-Source Search Platform built on Lucene which makes searching fairly easy. In this tutorial we will see how we can Index documents in SOLR. Indexing means adding content to the SOLR index which can be easily searchable.

I was nominated for the Seven Days Black and White Challenge by @geetharao Mam. So the rules of the challenge is - 1 - Take 7 black and white photos, that represent the aspect of your life. 2 - Present one image everyday for seven days.. 3 - No People. 4 - No explanation.. 5 - Nominate someone everyday, although anyone can join in. 6 - Use the tag # sevendaybnwphotochallenge as one of your five tags. 7 - Adding a title is optional. Day 1 :  I would like to nominate @manishmike10, as because he also loves to take mobile photos and he runs SmartPhone photography contests too.

Today I have visited to watch Musical Fountain at Jai Prakash Narayan Park (J.P. Park) in Matthikere, Bangalore, India. Its a great experience where you can see the blend of technology and uniqueness. The lightnings also are great and because of the Christmas, a lot of crowd also came to see it. All images are taken from the SmartPhone Camera. 

We use SOLR a lot for searching. Now to reduce the workload of system we do replication as a Master and Slave where the complete copy of a master is copied over to one or more slave. The intention of using Master-Slave Configuration is that we want one system to completely do the indexing i.e. if any new documents comes in it will be added by the Master and once done slave will show it to the User by getting the updated list from the master. All queries or the result are handled by the slaves. To start with the Master-Slave Replication you need atleast 2 system where one acts as a master and one as a slave. You can have more than one slave too, which all the slaves will act as a query processing server. The configuration of the server is rather simple where you need to add the replication request handler as shown below in solrconfig.js. ``` true commit schema.xml,stopwords.txt,elevate.xml 00:00:20 optimize false MASTER_URL/replication 00:00:60 internal 5000 10000 ``` If it is a master make `` true and when it is slave it should be true. We want the replication should be done after all the files are indexed that's why it is replication after commit. In the confFiles you need to write what all the files which you want to replicate. Here we are keeping schema.xml,stopwords.txt and elevate.xml. In the slave we have to say which is the Master URL and what is the poll interval of finding the new documents from the master. That way you can create Master-Slave configuration and thus the load is balanced between two system and not one.

As you can see below when I click on the Pending Review, it's not highlighting that which is done on other tabs like All, Blog Posts. It would be better if we get the highlighted in Pending Review as well. ### Expected Behaviour It should show the Highlighted lines on Pending Review as well ### Browser : Chrome ### OS : Windows 10

My today's post about the Color Challenge is flowers and leafs. They compliment each other so well that one would not look good without other. Have you seen any flower which looks good without the leafs or the other way round.  

I mainly use Discordie NPM Package for developing Discord Bot mainly because its easy to use and it has a good documentation which is better for any newbie like me to understand the basics. To Start using it, at first you need to install it using the command shown below : `npm install discordie --save-dev` Then you need to require it in your file as shown below, where client is the new object created and Events are all the events which will be fire from the Discord. `const Discordie = require('discordie');` `const client = new Discordie();` `const Events = Discordie.Events;` Next is to start the connection for which you need to first get the Discord Bot Token ``` client.connect({ token: 'Your_Token' }); client.Dispatcher.on(Events.GATEWAY_READY, e => { console.log('Connected as: ' + client.User.username); }); ``` Once you are ready with the connection you need to listen to all the incoming messages and then if any message matches you need to send back the response as shown below ``` client.Dispatcher.on("MESSAGE_CREATE", e => { console.log("new message arrived "); if (e.message.content === "ping") e.message.channel.sendMessage("pong"); }); ``` If you want to send the Typing before sending a message then use below command `event.message.channel.sendTyping();` The main challenge I faced when I tried to upload any document which can be done using the below commands, where first I get the source of the Image and then upload that using uploadFile function. ``` const source = fs.createReadStream('abc.jpeg'); event.message.channel.uploadFile(source, coin + 'abc.jpeg'); ``` Please let me know if you need any more information about the same.

##### I have been contributing to Open Source projects be it @utopian-io, @busy, @steepshot, @eSteemApp etc via Utopian.io from the last 2 months and I want you to start too.

My today's entry for color-challenge is a orange sky at the time of sunset. I have tried to capture with two angles one taking half sky and half trees whereas other taking 75% of sky.   Camera : Nokia 6

My today's entry for color-challenge is a red flower. Its actually not fully red but a mixture of red and yellow.    Camera : Nokia 6