Open source developers have built a burgeoning ecosystem of data analytics and storage solutions to address the data deluge over the past several years. Here's a look at several of the most popular open source tools for big data storage and analytics.
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Elasticsearch is great
My team is using Elasticsearch and it’s great. We find files with it immediately. The UI is very good. It’s even easy to install, we just followed this tutorial
http://www.rosehosting.com/blog/install-elasticsearch-on-ubuntu-14-04/ and we had it set up in 5 minutes.