Andrei Zmievski (29.Feb.2012 at 15:45)
Talk at ConFoo 2012 (English - US)
ElasticSearch is quickly becoming one of the primary contenders in the search space: it is distributed, highly available, fast, RESTful, and ready to be plugged into Web applications. Its developers have been busy in the last year; this talk will do a quick introduction to ElasticSearch and cover some of the most interesting and exciting new features. We might even take down a live server or two to illustrate a point.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/5998
Track(s): Data persistence
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01.Mar.2012 at 02:59 by David Pilato (1 comments)
Nice talk. Happy that you mention my RSS river ;-)
There's something you could also talk about : the way ES scales and manages failover, replication, ...
Nodes and shards concepts.
See Shay's slides here : https://github.com/kimchy/talks/blob/master/2011/bbuzz/bbuzz2011.pdf
I'm also writing slides for a french audience and I love the way you talk about ES basics at first.
Will write that way also as it makes more sense.
David.
01.Mar.2012 at 05:52 by Andrei Zmievski (11 comments)
David, I intentionally didn't talk much about sharding/replication/failover because it's a big topic and I wanted to cover more developer-oriented features this time.
01.Mar.2012 at 13:56 by Anonymous
Good talk
01.Mar.2012 at 21:58 by Mark Story (7 comments)
Good intro to elastic search. I would have liked to see more ways to do queries, as I find the elasticsearch docs aren't very great around it. But there is a ton of information to cover in not much time, so I understand why you couldn't go into more depth.
02.Mar.2012 at 02:37 by Felix-Etienne Trepanier (9 comments)
Great talk. Easy to follow and complete. Lots of examples.
03.Mar.2012 at 00:41 by Hubert Perron (3 comments)
Excellent talk. I liked how the examples were concise and relevant. The host make look it so easy to use ES on any project and I'm looking forward to play with lots of ES features as this seems like a really promising technology.
The host could slow down a little bit, especially when he's copy/pasting/executing examples, sometime it's hard to keep up with the pace.
04.Mar.2012 at 18:06 by Matt Creenan (3 comments)
Really enjoyed this talk. Not only was the talk itself extremely well done, but the topic was by far the most interesting at the conference, I think.
We are looking to research this soon and possibly start using it.
06.Mar.2012 at 12:46 by Jean-François Côté (14 comments)
Was a bit hard to follow with all those quick copy/paste but it was really interesting, this technology is what we're looking for, and we'll try it for sure.
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29.Feb.2012 at 23:54 by Kevin Bond (20 comments)
I can't wait to use this!