“Where in the world is Elastic”

Innovation SessionData & Analytics Team

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Try SQL??? SELECT *,IF(`discount`>10%,1,0) `has_discounts`,(3959 * acos ( cos ( radians(cur_lat) ) * cos( radians( lat ) ) * cos( radians( lng ) - radians(cur_lng) ) + sin ( radians(cur_lat) ) * sin( radians( lat ) ) ) ) AS distanceFROM `Restaurants`WHERE `type`=’Pizza’AND `price` <= 1500AND `distance` < 500ORDER BY `WiFi` DESC,`has_discounts` DESC

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● Requirementso Pizzaso Under 1500o Within 500m

● (Optional)o Wifio Discount

What If

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ElasticSearch Approach{"bool": {

"must": {"multi_match": {"query": "pizza", "fields":

["type^2", "restaurant"]},},"must_not": {},"should": {

"term": {"features": "wifi"},"range": {"discounts": {"gt": 10}}

}}}

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● Requirementso Pizzaso Under 1500o Within 500m

● (Optional)o Wifio Discount

Via ElasticSearch

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{"gauss": {

"location": {"origin": "<lat>,<lon>","offset": "0.5km","decay": 0.5

}"price": {

"origin": 0,"offset": 1500,"decay": 0.5

}}}

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Outline● Introducing ElasticSearch● Naive comparison● Lucene: The Architecture● Plug & Play● How we use ElasticSearch● Summary

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Introducing ElasticSearch“Your data, your search”

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ElasticSearch● Open-Source Search & Analytics engine

o Structured & Unstructured Datao (Near) Real Timeo Analytics capabilities (facets)o REST based

● Distributedo Designed for the Cloudo Designed for Big Data

● Lightweight● Popular: ~200K dl/month

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Naïve ComparisonElasticSearch vs. Solr.

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● Based on Lucene● Full-text search● Structured and Unstructured● Queries, filters, caches,

Facets● Cloud-ready

● Download size ● Zookeeper Vs ES own algorithm● Release process (LGTM vs

Apache)● Config vs Magic

Commonalities

Differences

Architecture behind ElasticSearch

Inverted Index at Apache Lucene

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Elasticsearch Storage Architecture ● Analysis process

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Elasticsearch Storage Architecture ● Inverted Indexes

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Plug & Play

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ElasticSearch Cluster

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Cluster StateIndex Mappings

Shard Routing TablesNodes’ metadata

Node 1 Node 2 Node 3

Shard C

Shard A Shard B

Shard A

Shard C

Shard B

ElasticSearch Index

Lucene Index

Segments

Inverted Index Replicas

Zone A Zone B

Index Request

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Search Request

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How we use ElasticSearch

Use-cases at Leapset

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“Can you check the CouchDB errors from last Monday

between 1.00 and 1.05 a.m?”

You gotta be kidding me,

Ale!!!!

Centralized Logs

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Log Monitor with Kibana

21 *GrayLog by LPG is also powered by Elasticsearch

“Can you detect the slow queries on last Sunday

night?”

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Network Monitoring - PacketBeat + Kibana

● A packet sniffer that collects and scans packets

● ElasticSearcho As the storage backendo As the index/search

backend

Up & Running at TST2 master DB

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“Can you compare restaurant sales within X

distance in a given hour?”

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Graph Model

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Inside story: Comparison ReportsTechnology Stack● Search Backend: Elasticsearch

o Vertex centric indices▪ Sort & index edges per

vertexo Enables efficient focused

traversals▪ Only retrieve edges that

mattero Uses pushdown predicates

for quick index driven retrieval

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Summary

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