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Incremental Crawling 


By default, the Connector Framework allows connectors to handle incremental crawling using the snapshot NoSQL database. This snapshot contains an entry for each item discovered by the last crawl with an id, a subset of the metadata, a signature and a crawl id. On the following incremental the action is determined using the following criteria:

  • Add: there is no entry on the snapshot with the given item id.
  • Update: there's an entry on the snapshot with the given id, but different signature.
  • Delete: the crawl id on each item that is visited during an incremental crawl is updated to reflect the new crawl id. In the end of each incremental crawl, all items that didn't get the new crawl id are sent to the delete process. 


Hierarchy


The Connector Framework is able to create the hierarchical structure of a seed based on how items are being discovered. This feature depends on the specific type of connector in use. To know if a connector supports hierarchy generation, check its documentation.


Fetch Content



Non-Text Documents


Text Extraction


Identity Crawling and Group Expansion




Failed Documents Processing




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