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Published inJun 2017
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781787128453
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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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To better explain the various concepts in this chapter, we will use the e-commerce site as an example. We will create an index with a list of products. We will create a simple index called chapter7 with type product. Our sample data looks like the following:

PUT chapter7/product/1
{ "product_name": "Apple iPhone 7"}

PUT chapter7/product/2
{ "product_name": "Apple iPhone Lightning Cable" }

PUT chapter7/product/3
{ "product_name": "Apple iPhone 6"}

PUT chapter7/product/4
{ "product_name": "Samsung Galaxy S7" }

PUT chapter7/product/5
{ "product_name": "Samsung Galaxy S6" }

As we progress through the chapter, we will recreate the chapter7 index with different configurations.

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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