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Mastering Elasticsearch

Mastering Elasticsearch - Second Edition

By : Marek Rogozinski
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Mastering Elasticsearch

Mastering Elasticsearch

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By: Marek Rogozinski
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Overview of this book

This book is for Elasticsearch users who want to extend their knowledge and develop new skills. Prior knowledge of the Query DSL and data indexing is expected.
Table of Contents (11 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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1. Introduction to Elasticsearch
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1. Introduction to Elasticsearch
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Introducing Apache Lucene
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Introducing Elasticsearch
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The story
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Summary
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2. Power User Query DSL
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2. Power User Query DSL
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Default Apache Lucene scoring explained
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Query rewrite explained
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Query templates
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Handling filters and why it matters
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Choosing the right query for the job
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Summary
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3. Not Only Full Text Search
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3. Not Only Full Text Search
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Query rescoring
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Controlling multimatching
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Significant terms aggregation
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Documents grouping
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Relations between documents
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Scripting changes between Elasticsearch versions
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Summary
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4. Improving the User Search Experience
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4. Improving the User Search Experience
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Correcting user spelling mistakes
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Improving the query relevance
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Summary
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5. The Index Distribution Architecture
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5. The Index Distribution Architecture
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Choosing the right amount of shards and replicas
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Routing explained
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Altering the default shard allocation behavior
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Query execution preference
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Summary
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6. Low-level Index Control
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6. Low-level Index Control
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Altering Apache Lucene scoring
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Choosing the right directory implementation – the store module
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NRT, flush, refresh, and transaction log
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Segment merging under control
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When it is too much for I/O – throttling explained
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Understanding Elasticsearch caching
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Summary
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7. Elasticsearch Administration
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7. Elasticsearch Administration
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Discovery and recovery modules
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The human-friendly status API – using the Cat API
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Backing up
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Federated search
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8. Improving Performance
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8. Improving Performance
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Using doc values to optimize your queries
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Knowing about garbage collector
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Benchmarking queries
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Very hot threads
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Scaling Elasticsearch
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9. Developing Elasticsearch Plugins
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9. Developing Elasticsearch Plugins
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Creating the Apache Maven project structure
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Understanding the basics
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Creating custom REST action
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Creating the custom analysis plugin
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Index
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Index

Significant terms aggregation

One of the aggregations introduced after the release of Elasticsearch 1.0 is the significant_terms aggregation that we can use starting from release 1.1. It allows us to get the terms that are relevant and probably the most significant for a given query. The good thing is that it doesn't only show the top terms from the results of the given query, but also shows the one that seems to be the most important one.

The use cases for this aggregation type can vary from finding the most troublesome server working in your application environment to suggesting nicknames from the text. Whenever Elasticsearch can see a significant change in the popularity of a term, such a term is a candidate for being significant.

Note

Please remember that the significant_terms aggregation is marked as experimental and can change or even be removed in the future versions of Elasticsearch.

An example

The best way to describe the significant_terms aggregation type will be through an example...

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