Benchmark the move before you commit.
Nextbrick maps your Solr workload to NextSearch 2.3, tests it with production-shaped data and queries, and gives your team measurable acceptance criteria before cutover.
Baseline
Solr workload and relevance
Validate
Queries, fields, and integrations
Rehearse
Cutover and rollback
Support
Migration through production
Migration path
From Solr inventory to a supported NextSearch launch
Assess
Inventory collections, schemas, analyzers, query parsers, plugins, ingestion paths, traffic, and SolrCloud requirements.
Prove
Load production-shaped data into NextSearch 2.3 and compare compatibility, relevance, latency, throughput, and resource use.
Migrate
Move data and integrations in controlled stages, verify field parity, and rehearse cutover with a tested rollback plan.
Operate
Run cluster health, index administration, Query DSL, hybrid retrieval, and AI-assisted operations from one workspace.
What changes
A migration target built around the operator
Preserve the search behavior that matters while moving validation, retrieval, and operations into one NextSearch 2.3 workflow.
Inside NextSearch 2.3
One workspace for the work after migration
Migration workspace
Inspect indexes, aliases, shards, mappings, templates, pipelines, and document counts before traffic moves.
Query compatibility
Exercise match, count, field-capability, and custom JSON queries against the target while engineers resolve gaps.
Hybrid retrieval
Combine lexical, vector, semantic, and AI-assisted retrieval for site search, knowledge search, commerce, and RAG.
AI-assisted operations
Use the NextLLM Copilot for health checks, index discovery, operational questions, and guided administration.
Solr expertise remains part of the migration.
Nextbrick's published Apache Solr work covers SolrCloud session recovery, stable schema access, and Admin UI reliability. That context informs compatibility analysis, failure planning, and production support.
