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Elasticsearch has several key advantages: it is built on Lucene which provides powerful full-text search capabilities, it stores complex JSON documents and indexes all fields by default for high performance, and it can store large quantities of semi-structured data in a distributed fashion while automatically detecting data structure. It supports full-text searches across documents and returns matching results, and has a RESTful API accessible through plugins like Sense for querying.
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- 1. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE ELK 07/2019 Biswajit Bastia
- 2. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE ELK
- 3. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE ELK Advantages of Elasticsearch BUILT ON TOP OF LUCENE – Being built on top of Lucene, it offers the most powerful full-text search capabilities. DOCUMENT-ORIENTED – It stores complex entities as structured JSON documents and indexes all fields by default, providing a higher performance. SCHEMA FREE – It stores a large quantity of semi-structured (JSON) data in a distributed fashion. It also attempts to detect the data structure, index the data present and makes it search-friendly. FULL TEXT SEARCH – Elasticsearch performs linguistic searches against documents and returns the documents that matches the search condition. RESTFUL API – Elasticsearch supports REST API which is light-weight protocol. We can query Elasticsearch using the REST API with Chrome plug-in Sense. Sense provides a simple user interface. Sense plugin has features like autocomplete Elasticsearch query syntax, copying the query as cURL command.
- 4. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE INDEXING • Character filter • Tokenizer • Token Filter
- 5. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE ElasticSearch
- 6. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE Pipeline
- 7. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE https://www.elastic.co/products/beats Beats
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- 11. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE X-PACK • Access control • Data Integrity • Audit trails
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- 14. DOCUMENT TITLE | DATE THANK YOU