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Elasticsearch – distributed restful search and analytics

Elasticsearch – distributed restful search and analytics

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Format LinkPosted on December 4, 2013Author Leonid MamchenkovCategories All, Technology, Web workTags analysis, Big Data, search, web development, web services

One thought on “Elasticsearch – distributed restful search and analytics”

Marios Tziortzis says:

December 4, 2013 at 12:41 pm

Elasticsearch is awesome. Especially if you use it with mongodb. It searches millions of records instantly! It’s like magic! :)

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