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Elasticsearch stands out as a fast and efficient search tool that excels in handling vast volumes of data with speed and accuracy. Its ability to store, search, and analyze data quickly in near real-time is commendable, making it a valuable asset for applications that require complex search features. With features like scalability, query fine-tuning, and RESTful ...Read more
Fast and efficient search capabilities, suitable for handling large volumes of data.
Intuitive and easy-to-use RESTful API for searching and analyzing documents.
Open-source with good community support and resources available.
Scalability and ability to index every field in a document, enhancing performance.
Steep learning curve for beginners, especially regarding complex queries and DSL syntax.
Challenges with setup and cluster management, including configuring shards and replicas.
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Emanuele L
03/08/16
Changed our life
What do you like best? It is fast, it is robust, it's APIs are very very well designed What do you dislike? I don't have any complains at the moment What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We are using it with Kibana to store and analyse our Application Logs. It fullfills our notsoBIG DATA needs which are not so pressing as to decide to build a Hadoop infrastructure. This is a much more ready to use tool
03/08/16
Changed our life
What do you like best? It is fast, it is robust, it's APIs are very very well designed What do you dislike? I don't have any complains at the moment What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We are using it with Kibana to store and analyse our Application Logs. It fullfills our notsoBIG DATA needs which are not so pressing as to decide to build a Hadoop infrastructure. This is a much more ready to use tool
03/07/16
Incredibly powerful, large learning curve
What do you like best? Elasticsearch is a great product for building large and very powerful search... With great power comes great responsibility though... There's a large learning curve to get up and running, but overall it can really be worth it when you need to have powerful search features across a huge number of documents. What do you dislike? The learning curve can be very daunting (the first ES book was probably 4x thicker than any other programming book I own. Recommendations ...
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Bradley H
03/07/16
Incredibly powerful, large learning curve
What do you like best? Elasticsearch is a great product for building large and very powerful search... With great power comes great responsibility though... There's a large learning curve to get up and running, but overall it can really be worth it when you need to have powerful search features across a huge number of documents. What do you dislike? The learning curve can be very daunting (the first ES book was probably 4x thicker than any other programming book I own). ...
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David L
01/26/16
Index and Search millions of data and Logs
What do you like best? Easy to deploy, easy to integration with exist infrastructure. Pluggable front end management tool by head, easy monitoring and statistics by bigdesk. Integration of customized analyzers. Automatic cluster discovery by broadcast. Easy integration with Logstash and Kibana for log visualization and searching. What do you dislike? Lack of a web front end for configuration management (like the indexing strategy, tokenizer strategy, data source, ...
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01/26/16
Index and Search millions of data and Logs
What do you like best? Easy to deploy, easy to integration with exist infrastructure. Pluggable front end management tool by head, easy monitoring and statistics by bigdesk. Integration of customized analyzers. Automatic cluster discovery by broadcast. Easy integration with Logstash and Kibana for log visualization and searching. What do you dislike? Lack of a web front end for configuration management (like the indexing strategy, tokenizer strategy, data source, etc... ...
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Guy T
01/26/16
Powerful full text search server
What do you like best? Integration with Kibana and Logstash turns it into a powerful data and trend visualisation tool with the ability to run ad hoc queries. HTTP interface and schemaless nature allow users flexibility to modify both data stored and queries run as needed. What do you dislike? Can be hard to debug even with plugins such as kopf. High hardware requirements to run efficiently. Recommendations to others considering the product: Powerful but consider options ...
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01/26/16
Powerful full text search server
What do you like best? Integration with Kibana and Logstash turns it into a powerful data and trend visualisation tool with the ability to run ad hoc queries. HTTP interface and schemaless nature allow users flexibility to modify both data stored and queries run as needed. What do you dislike? Can be hard to debug even with plugins such as kopf. High hardware requirements to run efficiently. Recommendations to others considering the product: Powerful but consider options requiring ...
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01/07/16
ElasticSearch for ELK
What do you like best? It's open source, free, fast and the basic stack is quick to install and get running. The fact that it is well bundled with ELK (log stash and kibana make it awesome for aggregating and searching logs. it also works really well as a cache for semistructured data and on top of a hadoop cluster. It's a great utility product for many uses from one cluster. What do you dislike? It's a bit hard to optimize and if you don't carefully monitor it, you will have weird ...
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Timothy S
01/07/16
ElasticSearch for ELK
What do you like best? It's open source, free, fast and the basic stack is quick to install and get running. The fact that it is well bundled with ELK (log stash and kibana) make it awesome for aggregating and searching logs. it also works really well as a cache for semistructured data and on top of a hadoop cluster. It's a great utility product for many uses from one cluster. What do you dislike? It's a bit hard to optimize and if you don't carefully monitor it, you will have weird ...
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