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There are two major approaches to maintaining the full-text index contents up to date. Note, however, that both these approaches deal with the task of full-text data updates, and not attribute updates. Instant attribute updates are supported since version 0.9.8. Refer to UpdateAttributes() API call description for details.
First, you can use disk-based indexes, partition them manually, and only rebuild the smaller partitions (so-called “deltas”) frequently. By minimizing the rebuild size, you can reduce the average indexing lag to something as low as 30-60 seconds. This approach was the only one available in versions 0.9.x. On huge collections it actually might be the most efficient one. Refer to the section called “Delta index updates” for details.
Second, versions 1.x (starting with 1.10-beta) add support for so-called real-time indexes (RT indexes for short) that on-the-fly updates of the full-text data. Updates on a RT index can appear in the search results in 1-2 milliseconds, ie. 0.001-0.002 seconds. However, RT index are less efficient for bulk indexing huge amounts of data. Refer to Chapter 4, Real-time indexes for details.
