- Get Started
- Index the content
- Query the content
- Build Fusion-powered apps
- Personalize your apps
- Analyze the data
- Deploy and upgrade
- Manage your system
- Secure the system
- Troubleshoot
How to develop your core search experience.
Get Started
- Get Started with Fusion Server Part 1
- Get Started with Fusion Server Part 2
- Get Started with Fusion Server Part 3
- Get Started with Fusion Server Part 4
- Get Started with Fusion Server
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Other Kubernetes Platforms
- Install A Fusion License
- Quickstart
- Run a Job
- Schedule a Datasource Job
- Schedule a Job
- Create the Initial Admin Password with the API
- Start or Stop Fusion
- Receive Technical Support
Index the content
- Create an Index Profile
- Create a New Job
- Create and Run an SQL Aggregation Job
- Create Aggregation Jobs
- Delete an Index Profile
- Import Data with the REST API
- Schedule a Datasource Job
- Use Virtual Tables with a Common Join Key
- Collection Management in the Fusion UI
- Upload a JDBC Driver to Fusion Server
Query the content
- Add a Query Pipeline Stage
- Configure Highlighting in the Query Workbench
- Create a Query Profile
- Delete a Query Pipeline
- Edit Parameters in The Query Workbench
- Enable Asynchronous Query Pipeline Processing
- Enable and Disabling Query Pipeline Stages
- Custom JavaScript Query Stage Examples
- Format Search Results in The Query Workbench
- Step-by-step Query Workbench Workflow
- Reorder Query Pipeline Stages
- Select Fields to Display in The Query Workbench
- Troubleshoot SQL Queries
- Compare Two Query Pipelines
- Use the Synonyms Editor
- Write SQL Aggregations
Build Fusion-powered apps
- Add a Query Pipeline Stage
- Configure the Suggest Component
- Create a Query Profile
- Create and Run an SQL Aggregation Job
- Create Aggregation Jobs
- Delete a Fusion App
- Format Search Results in The Query Workbench
- Step-by-step Query Workbench Workflow
- Share Objects Between Fusion Apps
- Use Virtual Tables with a Common Join Key
- Collection Management in the Fusion UI
- Use the Synonyms Editor
Personalize your apps
Analyze the data
- Create Custom Reports
- Create Dashboards
- Create a New Job
- Create and Run an SQL Aggregation Job
- Export Data from the DevOps Center
- Manage Dashboards
- Prometheus and Grafana Setup and Configuration
- Access The Spark History Server
- Configure The Spark History Server
- Install The Spark History Server
- Get Logs for A Spark Job
- Spark Operations
- Clean Up Spark Driver Pods
- Start or Stop The Fusion SQL Service
- Use Dashboards in Fusion 4.1+
- Use System Metrics
- Use Spark Drivers
- Write SQL Aggregations
Deploy and upgrade
- Configure Pod Affinity
- Configure Replicas and Horizontal Pod Auto-Scaling
- Configure Resource Limits
- Create a Helm Upgrade Script
- Deploy App Studio
- Deploy Fusion at Scale
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Other Kubernetes Platforms
- Upgrade Fusion 5.0.x to 5.1.0
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
- Deploy Fusion 5 on Other Kubernetes Platforms
- Configure Spark Credentials in The Kubernetes Cluster
- Spark Operations
- Configure Spark Job Resource Allocation
- Upgrade Fusion with Helm v3
Manage your system
- Check The System State
- Configure Pod Affinity
- Configure Replicas and Horizontal Pod Auto-Scaling
- Configure Resource Limits
- Create a New Job
- Create and Run an SQL Aggregation Job
- Delete a Fusion App
- Delete an Index Profile
- Delete a Query Pipeline
- Enable Time-based Partitioning
- Export a Fusion App
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE)
- Upgrade Fusion 5 on Other Kubernetes Platforms
- Upgrade Fusion 5.0.x to 5.1.0
- Import a Fusion App
- Increase SQL Resource Allocations
- Install Grafana Dashboards
- Integrate Fusion with Your Logging Infrastructure
- Install A Fusion License
- Manage Dashboards
- Migrate Fusion Objects
- Monitor Fusion
- Use the Object Explorer
- Prometheus and Grafana Setup and Configuration
- Run a Job
- Schedule a Job
- Secure Communication with a SolrCloud Cluster
- Share Objects Between Fusion Apps
- Access The Spark History Server
- Configure The Spark History Server
- Configure Spark Credentials in The Kubernetes Cluster
- Install The Spark History Server
- Get Logs for A Spark Job
- Spark Operations
- Clean Up Spark Driver Pods
- Configure Spark Job Resource Allocation
- Use Virtual Tables with a Common Join Key
- Start or Stop The Fusion SQL Service
- Start or Stop Fusion
- Collection Management in the Fusion UI
- Upgrade Fusion with Helm v3
- Upload a JDBC Driver to Fusion Server
- Use Dashboards in Fusion 4.1+
- User Access Request Parameters
- Use System Metrics
- Use Spark Drivers
- Write SQL Aggregations
Secure the system
- Configure Fusion for JWT
- Configure Fusion for Kerberos in Windows
- Configure Fusion for Kerberos in Unix
- Configure Fusion for LDAP
- Configure Fusion for SAML
- Configure Fusion for SSO
- Use Kerberos for JDBC Authentication
- Manage Dashboards
- Change a Fusion User's Password
- Secure Communication with a SolrCloud Cluster
- SSL Security (Unix)
- SSL Security (Windows)
- User Access Request Parameters
Troubleshoot
- Check The System State
- Debug Custom JavaScript Index Stages
- Export Data from the DevOps Center
- Increase SQL Resource Allocations
- Create the Initial Admin Password with the API
- Receive Technical Support
- Troubleshoot the DevOps Center
- Troubleshoot Custom Spark Jobs
- Troubleshoot SQL Queries
- Use Dashboards in Fusion 4.1+
- Use System Metrics