Thanks for the examples. Looks quite interesting. If I understand that
correctly, I'd have to write a plugin doing my subquery. Too bad I don't
have much time right now :( Sounds like an interesting challenge :)
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I want to return "all" parents (or those matching some other query
conditions) but in addition to the other data in the document, I want to
compute for each parent, if he has any child with a set error flag. I don't
want to filter on this condition in this case.
Am Freitag, 28. März 2014 14:21:
I have documents in a parent/child relation. In a query run on the parent,
I'd like to know, if the found parents have children matching some query. I
don't want to filter only parents with some conditions on the child, but
only get the information, that they have childrens matching some query.
I know deleting them isn't hard, and it's good to know there is a tool to
automate that. However, I do think that Marvel should do that itself.
Shouldn't be too hard to e.g. extend the code that creates a new daily
index to also cleanup old ones.
As it is now, you install a plugin and suddenly
I upgraded elasticsearch to 0.90.11 and installed marvel. Congratulations
on a really nice tool!
Now I have a small issue: since marvel is generating quite a lot of data
(for our develop system), I would like to configure an automatic delete of
old data. Is there such an option? I didn't find a
