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WIP, COVERS ELASTICSEARCH 5.5.x, UPDATING TO ES 6.5.x
Operating Elasticsearch
for Fun and Profit
Fred de Villamil
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Code of Conduct
- Behave like normal, friendly, welcoming human beings or get the hell out.
- Any reference to a non scientific, verifiable element is irrelevant.
TOC
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Design of an event logging infrastructure cluster
- Throughput: how many events per second (005-design-event-logging/005-design-event-logging.md//eps) are you going to collect?
- Retention: how long do you want to keep your data, hot and cold?
- Size: what is the average size of a collected event?
- Fault tolerance: can you afford losing your indexed data?
- Queries
- Which hardware do I need?
- How to design my indices?
- What about some tuning?
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Design of an event logging infrastructure cluster
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- Elasticsearch most common operations
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Get useful information about your cluster
- Nodes information
- Monitor your search queues
- Indices information
- Shard allocation information
- Recovery information
- Segments information (006-operating-daily/006-operating-daily.md//can be extremely verbose)
- Cluster stats
- Nodes stats
- Indice stats
- Indice mapping
- Indice settings
- Cluster dynamic settings
- All the cluster settings (006-operating-daily/006-operating-daily.md//can be extremely verbose)
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How we reindexed 36 billion documents in 5 days within the same Elasticsearch cluster
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Use Case: Migrating a Cluster Across the Ocean Without Downtime
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Use Case: An Advanced Elasticsearch Architecture for High-volume Reindexing
Styling
This is the Markdown styling used in this book. If you plan to contribute, please use it.
Chapter title
# This is a chapter title
Chapter part
---
## A chapter part title is preceded by an horizontal line
Chapter subpart
### A level 1 subpart
#### A level 2 subpart
Images
![An image should have an alt text](use/a/relative.link)
Code:
An `inline code block` goes like this
API calls go the Curl way
curl -X POST "localhost:9200/_search" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d'
{
"query" : {
"match_all" : {}
},
"stats" : ["group1", "group2"]
}
'
Yaml code is expanded for more readability
---
some:
value:
goes: "like this"
Links
[An internal link](has/a/relative.path)
[An external link](https://has.an.absolute/path)
Lists
Urdered lists:
Only one line break between a paragraph and
* An
* unordered
* list
* with
* subitems
Ordered lists:
1. An
2. Ordered
3. List
1. With
2. subitems
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