Hello,
I'm trying to build a RDD from ElasticSearch data with elasticsearch-spark
2.1.0.Beta4.
I have the following field mapping :
date: {type: date,format: basic_date_time},
But when I'm trying to read it with Spark via this snippet:
val rdd = sc.esRDD(analytic/docs, ?q=*)
rdd.take(10)
Hi there!
I have a small cluster that was running fine on Elastic 1.4.2 and due to
the stability improvements mentioned on 1.5 we decided to upgrade. The
upgrade was done as a rolling upgrade (one instance at a time) and
everything appeared to be going fine.
We don't use Logstash, but we do
I have a mvel script (groovy looks the same) as follows:
if (!ctx._source.list.contains(document)) {ctx._source.list +=
document;} else {ctx.op = \none\};
I have a java map
map.put(id, 100L);
When I try to match the above document to an existing ES document it will
fail because it's a
I suspect at that point they'll pop out as Longs. Its just my suspicion. I
haven't read that bit of the code.
On May 11, 2015 10:08 AM, euneve...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a mvel script (groovy looks the same) as follows:
if (!ctx._source.list.contains(document)) {ctx._source.list +=
Hi All,
I am kind of new to elasticsearch queries and I would like to get the
information about the time since the last value change, in the following
example the time the value is 1 = 5 seconds. Is there a way to do it, if
no, can someone think of a way to achieve this?
@timestamp: May 11th
+1 for Doug and Ivan
I'd also like to find the real names (which are available at Discuss
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view and the mail From header, for a more personal communication style.
It would be easier to begin a reply with a greeting then.
Hello,
Can I specify the sort missing parameter from query string?
From body:
{
sort : [
{ price : {missing : _last} },
],
query : {
term : { user : kimchy }
}
}
Thanks!
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Is it possible to specify it from mapping?
On Monday, May 11, 2015 at 5:05:27 PM UTC-3, sebastian wrote:
Hello,
Can I specify the sort missing parameter from query string?
From body:
{
sort : [
{ price : {missing : _last} },
],
query : {
term : { user :
Hi Mark,
Does data volume that you mean is my current log files that need to be
processed ? If yes, it is 1.5-3 gb/hour. If index rate that you mean is
Indexing request per second in bigdesk, it is 74839326 /seconds. If search
rate means search request per second in bigdesk, it is 500-700
So I'm still none-the-wiser. It feels like this is a notable omission in
the Elasticsearch implementation. I *want* to implement more graceful error
handling for my Elasticsearch integration, but the means don't seem to be
available. Is this the case? The deeper I consider the situation, the
Hi,
Strange issue. Kibana and indexing works correctly at first but after
several weeks, the UI always shows that Kibana is searching. No matter what
I try to query or time interval, it's always searching and never returns
anything. I don't see anything funky in the logs and if I delete all
What about data volumes, index and search rates?
On 11 May 2015 at 11:40, haries fajar nugroho harie...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Mark,
Thanks, really appreciate your response. Previously i thought that it is
better kibana to communicate with master rather than data node, but i was
wrong.
So
If your largest index is only 1GB, then try reducing that to a single shard
(with one replica) and see how the performance goes.
I'd trial that on a few indices before rolling it out across the board
though.
Again, the core issue is that you have too many shards!
On 7 May 2015 at 00:34,
Hi all,
I have a use case where I have to run two elastic search Queries which are
paginated, have a sorting criteria, but the number of results are same, I
would like to know if there is a possibility to UNION both queries, besides
doing it my self by iterating results of both the queries at
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