Elasticsearch is often described as an open-source, scalable, full-text search and analytics engine. This is true, but this sentence doesn’t really...
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I need to write a post about my love for Elasticsearch and custom queries. On one project, our data pipeline wasn't performing as expected and it was logging each step to Elasticsearch and flexible queries that led me to realize that each step in the pipeline was working exactly as expected; it was that the amount of resources devoted to each step of the pipeline that was off (we were using Apache Storm and the parallelism devoted to certain areas was slightly off, creating a cascading effect).
I would love to read that post!
Hey do you have any quick start quides for elastic search, I'm trying to figure out how to implement bfull text search with firebase
Heya, I just took a stab at writing a quick start guide that will get everything setup in Docker, and import some dev.to data so you can experiment!
dev.to/_codingblocks/quickstart-gu...
Thanks I'll check it out
Not yet, but now I want to try and write one :)
Very useful thank you.
I would argue that 4th is not really Elasticsearch but rather Kibana and X-Pack doing all of it, nonetheless it wouldn't work without ES. Great post! :)
Great point, I'll add a little note in there. Thanks!
@_codingblocks thanks for the post. Is there a beginners' guide to getting started with elastic search with a MySQL database? My backend is in Laravel.