The Introduction to Elasticsearch training course is a quick-start examination of Elasticsearch, and other related search technologies.
The course begins with a quick overview of the enterprise search landscape, identifying the key players, strengths and weaknesses, and typical application of the technologies. It then transitions into an examination of the key concepts required to get up and running with Elasticsearch in a day.
The Introduction to Elasticsearch course is intended to help adopters of Elasticsearch get started with enterprise search in a day. It is not intended to be a comprehensive, in depth examination.
For more comprehensive courses, explore either the Working with ElasticSearch or the Working with the ELK Stack courses.
Course Summary
Seminars are highly-focused, lecture-heavy, half-day to multi-day learning events. Seminars are a great way to create an awareness level of knowledge for a large number of concepts, in a short period of time. Think wide (breadth) and thin (depth).
- Describe the difference and similarities between Elasticsearch, Lucene, and SOLR.
- Install, configure, and run Elasticsearch
- Create a simple application that performs searching in Elasticsearch
What You'll Learn
In the Introduction to Elasticsearch training course you’ll learn:
- Introduction to Enterprise Search technologies
- Elasticsearch quick start
- Downloading and installing
- Simple configuration
- Understanding clusters
- Basic Interactions, Operations, and Concepts
- Indexing
- Mapping
- Queries, filters, and suggestions
- Documents and document modeling
- Clustering
- Creating a simple Elasticsearch-based application
Meet Your Instructor
Jeff NewburnMeet Jeff Newburn »Jeff is a software development veteran with over over 15 years of experience writing software in a variety of different languages.
After years of exploring various languages including PHP, Java, and Python, he created Zappos’ first Tech University charged with tech education of technical staff. During this time he also developed the main training program to bring the department into the Amazon fold as a full-fledged dev shop on their tools and systems.
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