Re: Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
I can use it in Kibana 3 but not in Kibana 4. Any idea why?
On Wednesday, 1 April 2015 20:31:05 UTC+1, Pascal VINCENT wrote:
I finally come up with :
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
add_field = [ [location], %{longitude} ]
add_field = [ [location], %{latitude} ]
}
mutate {
convert = [ [location], float ]
}
}
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Re: Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
Were you ever able to figure out a solution to this? I'm in a similar boat.
On Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 2:14:29 AM UTC-7, Kushal Zamkade wrote:
Hello,
I have created a location filed by using below code
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
rename = [ latitude, [location][lat], longitude,
[location][lon] ]
}
}
But when i check location field type then it is not created as geo_point.
when i am trying to search a geo_point then i am getting below error.
QueryParsingException[[logstash-2014.09.11] failed to find geo_point field
[location1]];
can you help me to resolve this
On Thursday, April 10, 2014 2:42:22 AM UTC+5:30, Pascal VINCENT wrote:
Hi,
I have included logstash in my stack and started to play with it. I'm
sure it can do the trick I was looking for, and much more.
Thank you ...
[waiting for your blog post :)]
Pascal.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 9:38 AM, Alexander Reelsen a...@spinscale.de
wrote:
Hey,
I dont know about your stack, but maybe logstash would be a good idea to
add it in there. It is more flexible than the csv river and features a CSV
input as well. You can easily change the structure of the data you want to
index. This is how the logstash config would look like
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
rename = [ latitude, [location][lat], longitude,
[location][lon] ]
}
}
I am currently working on a blog post how to utilize elasticsearch,
logstash and kibana on CSV based data and hope to release it soonish on the
.org blog - which covers exactly this. Stay tuned! :-)
--Alex
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 12:21 AM, Pascal VINCENT pasvi...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to elasticsearch. My usecase is to load a csv file containing
some agencies with geo location, each lines are like :
id;label;address;zipcode;city;region;*latitude*;*longitude*;(and some
others fields)+
I'm using the csv river plugin to index the file.
My mapping is :
{
office: {
properties: {
*(first fields omitted...)*
*latitude*: {
type: double,
},
*longitude*: {
type: double,
},
*location*: {
type: geo_point,
lat_lon: true
}
}
}
I'd like to index the location .lon and .lat value from the latitude
and longitude fields. I tried the copy_to function with no success :
latitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lat
},
longitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lon
},
Is there any way to feed the location property from latitude and
longitude fields at indexation ?
My point is that I don't want to modify the input csv file to adapt it
to the GeoJSON format (i.e concat lat and lon in one field in the csv
file).
Thank you for any hints.
Pascal.
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Re: Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
I finally come up with :
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
add_field = [ [location], %{longitude} ]
add_field = [ [location], %{latitude} ]
}
mutate {
convert = [ [location], float ]
}
}
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Re: Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
Woah crazy, never would've thought of that, thanks a lot for following up!
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 12:31 PM, Pascal VINCENT pasvinc...@gmail.com
wrote:
I finally come up with :
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
add_field = [ [location], %{longitude} ]
add_field = [ [location], %{latitude} ]
}
mutate {
convert = [ [location], float ]
}
}
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Re: Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
Hello,
I have created a location filed by using below code
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
rename = [ latitude, [location][lat], longitude, [location][lon]
]
}
}
But when i check location field type then it is not created as geo_point.
when i am trying to search a geo_point then i am getting below error.
QueryParsingException[[logstash-2014.09.11] failed to find geo_point field
[location1]];
can you help me to resolve this
On Thursday, April 10, 2014 2:42:22 AM UTC+5:30, Pascal VINCENT wrote:
Hi,
I have included logstash in my stack and started to play with it. I'm sure
it can do the trick I was looking for, and much more.
Thank you ...
[waiting for your blog post :)]
Pascal.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 9:38 AM, Alexander Reelsen a...@spinscale.de
javascript: wrote:
Hey,
I dont know about your stack, but maybe logstash would be a good idea to
add it in there. It is more flexible than the csv river and features a CSV
input as well. You can easily change the structure of the data you want to
index. This is how the logstash config would look like
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
rename = [ latitude, [location][lat], longitude,
[location][lon] ]
}
}
I am currently working on a blog post how to utilize elasticsearch,
logstash and kibana on CSV based data and hope to release it soonish on the
.org blog - which covers exactly this. Stay tuned! :-)
--Alex
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 12:21 AM, Pascal VINCENT pasvi...@gmail.com
javascript: wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to elasticsearch. My usecase is to load a csv file containing
some agencies with geo location, each lines are like :
id;label;address;zipcode;city;region;*latitude*;*longitude*;(and some
others fields)+
I'm using the csv river plugin to index the file.
My mapping is :
{
office: {
properties: {
*(first fields omitted...)*
*latitude*: {
type: double,
},
*longitude*: {
type: double,
},
*location*: {
type: geo_point,
lat_lon: true
}
}
}
I'd like to index the location .lon and .lat value from the latitude and
longitude fields. I tried the copy_to function with no success :
latitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lat
},
longitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lon
},
Is there any way to feed the location property from latitude and
longitude fields at indexation ?
My point is that I don't want to modify the input csv file to adapt it
to the GeoJSON format (i.e concat lat and lon in one field in the csv file).
Thank you for any hints.
Pascal.
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Re: Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
Hi,
I have included logstash in my stack and started to play with it. I'm sure
it can do the trick I was looking for, and much more.
Thank you ...
[waiting for your blog post :)]
Pascal.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 9:38 AM, Alexander Reelsen a...@spinscale.de wrote:
Hey,
I dont know about your stack, but maybe logstash would be a good idea to
add it in there. It is more flexible than the csv river and features a CSV
input as well. You can easily change the structure of the data you want to
index. This is how the logstash config would look like
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
rename = [ latitude, [location][lat], longitude,
[location][lon] ]
}
}
I am currently working on a blog post how to utilize elasticsearch,
logstash and kibana on CSV based data and hope to release it soonish on the
.org blog - which covers exactly this. Stay tuned! :-)
--Alex
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 12:21 AM, Pascal VINCENT pasvinc...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
I'm new to elasticsearch. My usecase is to load a csv file containing
some agencies with geo location, each lines are like :
id;label;address;zipcode;city;region;*latitude*;*longitude*;(and some
others fields)+
I'm using the csv river plugin to index the file.
My mapping is :
{
office: {
properties: {
*(first fields omitted...)*
*latitude*: {
type: double,
},
*longitude*: {
type: double,
},
*location*: {
type: geo_point,
lat_lon: true
}
}
}
I'd like to index the location .lon and .lat value from the latitude and
longitude fields. I tried the copy_to function with no success :
latitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lat
},
longitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lon
},
Is there any way to feed the location property from latitude and
longitude fields at indexation ?
My point is that I don't want to modify the input csv file to adapt it to
the GeoJSON format (i.e concat lat and lon in one field in the csv file).
Thank you for any hints.
Pascal.
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Re: Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
Hey,
I dont know about your stack, but maybe logstash would be a good idea to
add it in there. It is more flexible than the csv river and features a CSV
input as well. You can easily change the structure of the data you want to
index. This is how the logstash config would look like
if [latitude] and [longitude] {
mutate {
rename = [ latitude, [location][lat], longitude,
[location][lon] ]
}
}
I am currently working on a blog post how to utilize elasticsearch,
logstash and kibana on CSV based data and hope to release it soonish on the
.org blog - which covers exactly this. Stay tuned! :-)
--Alex
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 12:21 AM, Pascal VINCENT pasvinc...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi,
I'm new to elasticsearch. My usecase is to load a csv file containing some
agencies with geo location, each lines are like :
id;label;address;zipcode;city;region;*latitude*;*longitude*;(and some
others fields)+
I'm using the csv river plugin to index the file.
My mapping is :
{
office: {
properties: {
*(first fields omitted...)*
*latitude*: {
type: double,
},
*longitude*: {
type: double,
},
*location*: {
type: geo_point,
lat_lon: true
}
}
}
I'd like to index the location .lon and .lat value from the latitude and
longitude fields. I tried the copy_to function with no success :
latitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lat
},
longitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lon
},
Is there any way to feed the location property from latitude and
longitude fields at indexation ?
My point is that I don't want to modify the input csv file to adapt it to
the GeoJSON format (i.e concat lat and lon in one field in the csv file).
Thank you for any hints.
Pascal.
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Copying fields to a geopoint type ?
Hi,
I'm new to elasticsearch. My usecase is to load a csv file containing some
agencies with geo location, each lines are like :
id;label;address;zipcode;city;region;*latitude*;*longitude*;(and some
others fields)+
I'm using the csv river plugin to index the file.
My mapping is :
{
office: {
properties: {
*(first fields omitted...)*
*latitude*: {
type: double,
},
*longitude*: {
type: double,
},
*location*: {
type: geo_point,
lat_lon: true
}
}
}
I'd like to index the location .lon and .lat value from the latitude and
longitude fields. I tried the copy_to function with no success :
latitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lat
},
longitude: {
type: double,
copy_to: location.lon
},
Is there any way to feed the location property from latitude and
longitude fields at indexation ?
My point is that I don't want to modify the input csv file to adapt it to
the GeoJSON format (i.e concat lat and lon in one field in the csv file).
Thank you for any hints.
Pascal.
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