ElasticSearch, you know, for search
ElasticSearch, you know, for search
By Clinton Gormley (DrTech)
Date: Friday, 6 August 2010 10:00
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language: English
Tags: cloud json lucene rest
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ElasticSearch is a Lucene-based distributed, highly available, cloud-ready, RESTful full text search engine, written in Java.
ElasticSearch.pm is the Perl interface to ElasticSearch, written and maintained by me.
ElasticSearch really makes full text search easy - unlike most Java apps it is simple to install use and configure. The designer has really made it DWIM.
I intend to talk about the functionality that ElasticSearch provides, how to use it from Perl, and the road map of changes planned for ElasticSearch.pm, including ElasticSearch::QueryBuilder (similar to SQL::Abstract, but for ES) and ElasticSearch::Protocol::Memcached (accessing the ES server using the memcached protocol over TCP, rather than the default slower HTTP protocol).
Attended by: Job van Achterberg (jkva), Markus Pinkert (Bedivere), Steffen Schwigon (renormalist), Adam Bartosik, Leon Brocard (acme), Clinton Gormley (DrTech), Aaron Crane (arc), Tom Hukins, Andrey Shitov (ash), Emanuele Zeppieri (emazep), osfameron, Alexey Surikov (ksurent), lorenzo, Søren Lund (slu), Leo Lapworth (ranguard), Michal Gawlik, Michael Jemmeson (michael), Francoise Dehinbo (franky), Ferruccio Zamuner (ferz), Fernando Santagata, Gabor Szabo (szabgab), Jose Luis Martinez, Franck Cuny, Joel Bernstein (joel), Rafiq Gemmail (Raf), Markus Wichmann (telemorphix), Camille Maussang (cmaussan), Marco Masetti (grubert), Igor Komlew, Valerio Paolini (valdez), Michael Kröll (pepl), Nicholas Clark, Anders Nielsen (anielsen), Adeola Awoyemi (dialog), Edmund von der Burg (evdb),
