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Published inJun 2017
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Abhishek Andhavarapu
Abhishek Andhavarapu
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Abhishek Andhavarapu

Abhishek Andhavarapu is a software engineer at eBay who enjoys working on highly scalable distributed systems. He has a master's degree in Distributed Computing and has worked on multiple enterprise Elasticsearch applications, which are currently serving hundreds of millions of requests per day. He began his journey with Elasticsearch in 2012 to build an analytics engine to power dashboards and quickly realized that Elasticsearch is like nothing out there for search and analytics. He has been a strong advocate since then and wrote this book to share the practical knowledge he gained along the way.
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Alerting

Just like Graph, alerting is a part of X-Pack Gold and Platinum subscription. Alerting was formerly known as . You can define watchers on cluster events and existing indexes. Watcher can be configured to be executed on schedule. Elasticsearch alerting is very flexible, and the input can be the response to an HTTP request or a query on existing Elasticsearch index. A watch is triggered if the input matches a predefined condition. For example, the input can be the cluster status and condition is "if the cluster status is red". When a condition is triggered, you can define what action has to be taken. An action can be sending an e-mail, indexing a document, sending a slack message, and so on.

For an e-commerce store, let's define a watcher to alert if less than five orders have been placed within the last 30 minutes. The action we will take when the condition...

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Abhishek Andhavarapu

Abhishek Andhavarapu is a software engineer at eBay who enjoys working on highly scalable distributed systems. He has a master's degree in Distributed Computing and has worked on multiple enterprise Elasticsearch applications, which are currently serving hundreds of millions of requests per day. He began his journey with Elasticsearch in 2012 to build an analytics engine to power dashboards and quickly realized that Elasticsearch is like nothing out there for search and analytics. He has been a strong advocate since then and wrote this book to share the practical knowledge he gained along the way.
Read more about Abhishek Andhavarapu