On Friday, May 23, 2014 at 20:13 CEST,
John Smith java.dev@gmail.com wrote:
#1
I have been reading around and some people suggest if doing log
analytics to split the index based on time.
Is this built in into Elastic search or does it mean I have to do it
manual?
I don't believe
1. I will add a timeseries mode to my JDBC plugin soon. Right now you can
create timestamps with bash (or your favorite shell) and append it as a
suffix to the index name into the river/feeder creation call, but this can
be automated. No ETA yet.
2. This is also a nifty feature, I will experiment
Thanks!
On Monday, 26 May 2014 03:58:15 UTC-4, Jörg Prante wrote:
1. I will add a timeseries mode to my JDBC plugin soon. Right now you can
create timestamps with bash (or your favorite shell) and append it as a
suffix to the index name into the river/feeder creation call, but this can
be
#1
I have been reading around and some people suggest if doing log analytics
to split the index based on time.
Is this built in into Elastic search or does it mean I have to do it manual?
If manual
PUT http://myhost:9200/myindex-(get-current-date-here)/SomeDoc/Id
I'm pulling my data from SQL
