Elasticsearch (elasticsearch)

Elasticsearch is a distributed, RESTful search and analytics engine capable of addressing a growing number of use cases. As the heart of the Elastic Stack, it centrally stores your data so you can discover the expected and uncover the unexpected. See https://www.elastic.co/products/elasticsearch

Part 4: How to create a snapshot for index "transactions" of DVF and restore it to an Elasticsearch cluster.

Part 3: How to optmize storage of a given index by 40% using force-merge.

Part 2: Optimize the indexing process using bulk index requests and multi-threading.

Part 1: Indexing new documents into Elasticsearch using French government's open data "Demande de valeurs foncières (DVF)".

How to use Java Time in different frameworks? This article shares examples in Java concurrency classes, Jackson, Akka, and Elasticsearch.

This article explains the 18 allocation deciders in Elasticsearch: when they decide to allow, deny, or throttle the shard allocation under different circumstances. Also, a complete list of messages for unassigned shards.

Explain the common Elasticsearch exceptions occurred when indexing new documents, with sample messages, analysis, suggestions and external resources for further investigation.

Basic information about garbage collection (GC) in Elasticsearch, including the default garbage collector used, JVM options, GC logging, and more.

How does discovery work in Elasticsearch? This article explains different mechanisms of discovery, the key settings, fault detection, related logs, and more.

Wrap Elasticsearch client response into CompletableFuture in Java for Elasticsearch transport client or Java high level REST client.

Testing Elasticsearch with docker and Java High Level REST Client

Use Elasticsearch cat nodes API to understand the state of your Elasticsearch: id, name, IP address, CPU, load, memory, and much more.

Elasticsearch Scroll API sample written in Java, useful for retrieving large numbers of results (or even all results) from a single search request.

Initializing Elasticsearch client, sending a single index request or a bulk index request, index response, different content types, refresh policy etc.

Writing unit tests for Elasticsearch using Elasticsearch Single Node Test Case (ESSingleNodeTestCase), a derived class of ESTestCase which simplifies the testing set up for you.