This Elasticsearch course is intended for those who want to learn how to use technology Elasticsearch to store and to retrieve large amounts of data to be easily scaled. Whether you’re building a full-text search on the web for your customers to store, analyze and visualize large amounts of logs or clearly have access to all the data that are part of your business in one place for you designed just for this course. After its completion, you will understand the technology Elasticsearch and you will be able to use for your specific requirements.
The course is made up of several blocks, where each participant will understand the area and then try it immediately. At the same time for each circuit receives the material, which will make possible a given issue at any time to refresh.
• IT professionals who need to solve the problem of storing large amounts of data in which they want to easily search and visualize it
• Basic knowledge of database systems
Module 1: Why Elasticsearch?
– Introduction
– Basic work with Elasticsearch
– Familiarization with basic tools
– CRUD
– Indexation, bulk operations
– Lab
– Mapping
Module 2: Mapping
– Index, type, field
– Data types
– Dynamic properties
– Templates indices
– Lab
Module 3: Introduction to text analysis
– Unstructured data
– Simple search relevance
– Lab
– Text analysis
Module 4: Text analysis
– Introduction to text analysis
– Analyzers – Text token and filters
– Working with Czech and other languages
– Synonyms
– Lab
Module 5: Data search
– Distributed Search
– Queries, Filters
– Query DSL
– Searching in multiple fields
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 6: Aggregation
– Basics aggregations
– Calculations of data aggregation summary
– The most widely used aggregation in depth
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 7: Suggestions
– Replenishment words and phrases
– Context, phrase, term suggestors
– As to the “Did You namysli”?
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 8: Data modelling
– How to model relationships between objects
– Parent-child bond
– Subdocuments
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 9: Stored queries
– Percolator
– Warmer
– Lab
This Elasticsearch course is intended for those who want to learn how to use technology Elasticsearch to store and to retrieve large amounts of data to be easily scaled. Whether you’re building a full-text search on the web for your customers to store, analyze and visualize large amounts of logs or clearly have access to all the data that are part of your business in one place for you designed just for this course. After its completion, you will understand the technology Elasticsearch and you will be able to use for your specific requirements.
The course is made up of several blocks, where each participant will understand the area and then try it immediately. At the same time for each circuit receives the material, which will make possible a given issue at any time to refresh.
• IT professionals who need to solve the problem of storing large amounts of data in which they want to easily search and visualize it
• Basic knowledge of database systems
Module 1: Why Elasticsearch?
– Introduction
– Basic work with Elasticsearch
– Familiarization with basic tools
– CRUD
– Indexation, bulk operations
– Lab
– Mapping
Module 2: Mapping
– Index, type, field
– Data types
– Dynamic properties
– Templates indices
– Lab
Module 3: Introduction to text analysis
– Unstructured data
– Simple search relevance
– Lab
– Text analysis
Module 4: Text analysis
– Introduction to text analysis
– Analyzers – Text token and filters
– Working with Czech and other languages
– Synonyms
– Lab
Module 5: Data search
– Distributed Search
– Queries, Filters
– Query DSL
– Searching in multiple fields
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 6: Aggregation
– Basics aggregations
– Calculations of data aggregation summary
– The most widely used aggregation in depth
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 7: Suggestions
– Replenishment words and phrases
– Context, phrase, term suggestors
– As to the “Did You namysli”?
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 8: Data modelling
– How to model relationships between objects
– Parent-child bond
– Subdocuments
– Best practices
– Lab
Module 9: Stored queries
– Percolator
– Warmer
– Lab
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