Hi,
I developed simple nodejs project using ES as our search engine and
ElasticSearchClient for node
Node is exposing api to the user(using expressJS for that)
I have few search categories (search by username, search by firstname,
search by lastname, etc...)
This is the function (using promise
Hi,
Wonder if anyone got any clue about this? maybe additional logs needed to
nail this one?
thanks.
On Tuesday, July 29, 2014 10:14:42 AM UTC+3, Idan wrote:
>
> I have status red on marvel dashboard. If I check the the 'Shared
> allocation' tab on the overview I see t
I have status red on marvel dashboard. If I check the the 'Shared
allocation' tab on the overview I see this error:
Oops! SearchPhaseExecutionException[Failed to execute phase [query_fetch],
all shards failed; shardFailures
{[u-gTT9MhQ7mG9nP2k28WWw][.marvel-2014.07.25][0]:
RemoteTransportExce
Our project contain customers. each customer doing transaction which being
indexed at ES for later searching capabilities.
Not all transaction structured the same and the structure is possibly to be
changed (Changing fields and types/mappings).
I need to design ES indexing in advanced so it wi
Thanks for your replies guys.
On Sunday, July 13, 2014 12:04:27 PM UTC+3, Idan wrote:
>
> I have simple web app containing the client side(Angular JS) and the
> server layer(Spring,Spring MVC)
>
> I am taking the simplest case of searching when a user have single search
>
Nikolas, How did you structure your middle tier?(Java? Node? some details
on the layers inside..)
2014-07-14 23:48 GMT+03:00 Nikolas Everett :
> I'm looking at this from the perspective of a script kiddy trying to make
> your life hard - if you open up Elasticsearch someone will notice that
> qu
@Danny,
Nope. Well maybe that could be a future reason. But I was looking for best
practice implementation.
thinking:
1. Should we have middle tier between ES and the client.
2.(Which is more important) how did you structure it(in case you did). That
way ill be able to learn from you, experience
