ElasticSearch

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ElasticSearch

Adds easy filtering of cards. Useful when you have multiple boards

ElasticSearch

Description

Elasticsearch can be used to search all kinds of documents. It provides scalable search, near real-time search, and supports multitenancy. It allows you perform and combine several kind of searches- structured, unstructured, geometric- anyway you need it. Start simply with one question and see where it takes you.

Features / Benefits

  • Elasticsearch is fast, it will get you answers instantly.
  • Elasticsearch is document-oriented, it stores real world complex entities as structured JSON documents and indexes entire fields by default, with a higher performance outcome.
  • Elasticsearch is built on Lucene, it offers the most powerful full search capabilities of any open source product.
  • Elasticsearch is API driven and it uses simple restful API.
  • It is more effective and precise to the core.

How to use

  • Enter any text to search on search bar which is available on footer.

    Auto Archive cards

  • It'll dispaly the whole results which are related to your entered text.

    Auto Archive cards

  • Now check with attachments having results, to check enter 'has:attachments'.

    Auto Archive cards

  • It'll dispaly the whole attachments having cards.

    Auto Archive cards

What do I Need?

More elaborated, accurate and fast search feature to filter the cards.
A superior feature which is capable to function as well as combine several kind of searches like Structured, unstructured, geometric etc.
Something that can extend searching capabilities through the use of APIs and query DSLs.
A search feature that supports full text search, fuzzy search, structured search and more.
More scalable and flexible feature that supports multitenancy.

My Problems

Less accurate, slow search feature.
Lack of full search capabilities of an open source product.
Lack of functions like full text search, structured search, Auto complete, Auto suggest, Fuzzy search and more.
Low flexibility and scalability.
Issues associated with multitenancy.

Installation Steps

  1. Purchase ElasticSearch app
  2. Goto Restyaboard installation root directory.e.g., directory: /usr/share/nginx/html/restyaboard/
  3. Unzip the purchased ElasticSearch app within your root directory
  4. Give file permission to unzipped files which are in client/apps/r_elasticsearch/ path.e.g., chmod -R 0777 client/apps/r_elasticsearch/
  5. Execute the elasticsearch.sh file located in your root directory to install ElasticSearch on your servere.g., ./elasticsearch.sh
  6. Goto client/apps/r_elasticsearch/ directory. Configure Elasticsearch using app.json located in client/apps/r_elasticsearch/ directory. You can also configure it by using http://{YOUR_SERVER_NAME}/#/apps/r_elasticsearch path in your Restyaboard server.

    Configuration details

    Elastic search
    1. Server Host - Set your ElasticSearch server host
    2. Server Port - Enter your ElasticSearch server port
    3. Index Name - Enter your ElasticSearch index name
  7. Clear the browser cache, and login again to view the installed ElasticSearch App on your Restyaboard.

FAQs

1. How helpful is elasticsearch in Restyaboard?

Elasticsearch in Restyaboard helps you get more accurate results instantly. It is much useful when you have multiple boards.

2. Is it compatible with spell errors and broken words?

Yes, it supports supports full text search, fuzzy search, and more.

3. Will it support Multitenancy?

Yes it support multitenancy. And it can be beneficial if you deal with multiple boards.

4. Is there any predefined operators in elasticsearch?

Yes it contains predefined operators. And you can refer here.