Is it possible to use it as a fully developed data store (eg other (mango, sofa) nosql variant)
I know that there are certain features like new updated documents will not be shown in other indexes by a sequencer. We have to restart the index to receive updates.
But recently I am stumbling, it seems that this problem is avoiding any type of snapshot replication.
So I thought I should use Lucene as a data store because it uses documents used by Mongo and thought internally (JSON based) to manage documents , And its certified indexing algorithm achieves record super fast.
But am I curious that someone has tried that before ..? If not, then what are the reasons for choosing this approach?
There is also a problem of stability, while a lucene index should never be corrupted, I have seen it. And Lucene moves to "repair the approach and reconstruct the original data" to repair a broken index, which makes the right sense for a sequencing tool, but it requires you to store the data elsewhere.
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