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Training

Core Elasticsearch

This training will guide you through Elasticsearch. It’s an in-depth instructor-led training course with case-discussion held by Elasticsearch developers.

The course aims to provide a solid foundation in search and information retrieval, starting with basic fundamental concepts and internals throughout best-practices, key features and distributed search application development with Elasticsearch. During and after the training hours there will be time for discussions as well as attendee case-studies. At the end of the training you will have a deep understanding of how Elasticsearch works, you will be able to reliably analyze, understand and solve common problems and ready to build state of the art search applications.

Course Outline

  • Introduction - Terminology, basic concepts, setting up and basic operations
  • Distributed Model - Elasticsearch cluster, shards and replicas, configuration, APIs and local gateway
  • Multi Tenancy - Multiple indices, index aliases, cross index operations and introduction to data flow
  • Elasticsearch Index - Analysis, mappings, index operations, versioning, APIs and settings
  • Search - Query DSL, sorting, facets, search types, highlighting, routing and other search components
  • Advanced Search/Mappings - Nested documents, parent/child relationships, geo-location search, query percolation, relevancy, and more
  • Advanced Distributed Model - Cluster state recovery, low level replication, low level recovery and shard allocation
  • Big Data Design Pattern - Multiple indices, shard over-allocation, routing and aliases and how to approach data architecture
  • Preparing for Production - Performance tuning, more on data flow and memory allocation
  • Running in Production - Monitoring, alerts, info/stats APIs

Discounts

  • 10% early bird discounts are available when registering 21 or more days in advance of the training.
  • Group discounts are available. Contact us for more information.

Schedule

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Paris, France May 22-23, 2013 Sold Out
San Francisco, United States May 23-24, 2013 Sold Out
Stockholm, Sweden May 27-28, 2013
Berlin, Germany June 5-6, 2013
San Francisco, United States June 20-21, 2013
Chicago, United States June 24-25, 2013
London, United Kingdom June 24-25, 2013
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