I am looking some tool to systemize large amounts of data and then be able to search across it fast. Something like my personal google+wikipedia in one. Can you guys recommend me something?

maybe this?
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery
BigQuery - Google Cloud

Or have a look at some apache projects like Lucene or Solr
https://projects.apache.org/project...
Apache Projects Directory - The Apache ...

and of course
https://hadoop.apache.org/
Apache Hadoop

none of these have user friendly GUY where everything works just out of the box.

Im thinking personal usage, not business usage and pay 300usd a month and spent 1 week to set it up

Create your system

@pmso don't have time. I need a ready made solution, Im 100% positive that it should exist

@zemaitis
I have my data classified by

Professional and Personal

Professional->Study and Clients

Study->Backend,DBs,Frontend,Frameworks,Languages, etc

In each client, I have folders with accesses, tech docs, funcional docs, etc

In personal, I have folders for all themes I'm interested.

When I'm searching for something, I have the notion where it is. And even when I dont know, I can use grep.

I have almost 100GB of random docs and I can find anything I need.

A good system isn't made in one day, it's made along the time.

Google wasn't good in day 1. It was perfected/trained along the years.

@zemaitis could you please give us more info on what type of data, how big? is it local on your machine or is it over a network? on linux, windows, mac?

@heyheni Imagine 1000 articles like in wikipedia. And i want to be able to search across them fast.

@zemaitis if local use GREP Global Regular Expression (regex)

if online have a look at the british GCHQ Intelligence services github. They open sourced their data analysis tool. It has a gui too. It's called Gaffer.

Otherwise it's really just Solr and Elastic search as far as i know. As you need an indexer which crawles the content and makes it searchable.

But maybe someone else knows something.

@heyheni grep works with searching files such as docx content?

@zemaitis sorry i don't know that. Google will help you.