Questions regarding Bonsai which provides on Demand Elasticsearch cluster
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Individual User Custom Search Engine with ElasticSearch/Django Haystack
We're in the process of writing a django app that lets users send private messages among themselves, as well as send message to a group, and are looking to implement a per-user customized search functionality so each user can search and view only…
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Am I using the right elasticsearch query?
Using the elastsearch-rails gem, currently I have:
response = Employee.search(
size: 20,
query: {
multi_match: {
"query" => search_terms,
"type" => "cross_fields",
…
Nona
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Bonsai ElasticSearch + Heroku + Python - Location of Synonym File
I'm using bonsai.io and want to point elasticsearch to my synonyms file.
I have kept the wn_s.pl in a folder on heroku and the django app can see the file:
>>> call(['ls', '-l', os.path.join(settings.BASE_DIR, 'data', 'wn_s.pl')])
-rwx------ 1…
Pratik Poddar
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Grails and Bonsai Elasticsearch
I've been trying to use Bonsai Elasticsearch with my Grails application, but I can't get it to work using the Elasticsearch plugin. What I understood from the configuration manual, it should be just:
elasticSearch.client.mode =…
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What's the denominator for ElasticSearch scores?
I have a search which has multiple criterion.
Each criterion (grouped by should) has a different weighted score.
ElasticSearch returns a list of results; each with a score - which seems an arbitrary score to me. This is because I can't find a…
ncabral
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Can't get geo_point to work with Bonsai on Heroku
I'm trying to use a geo_point field on Heroku/Bonsai but it just doesn't want to work.
It works in local, but whenever I check the mapping for my index on Heroku/Bonsai it says my field is a string: "coordinates":{"type":"string"}
My mapping looks…
mbillard
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