I'm new to ES and i'm trying to figure out if a certain scenario is
possible before making a decision on using ES. Here is the scenario: I have
millions of events that are tied to employees, each event also contains the
employee id so no need for a join, data duplication and flat tables are
fine. I'll like to store these events in ES in such a way that I can run
queries across multiple events and employees in sequence that match a
specific pattern.
Ok, there is an example, I'll like to be able to run a query that returns
all employees that did X and then did y and then did z in that order
between 1/2/1024 and 1/31/2014 and it will return a distinct list/group of
employees or employee id's.
The key point is the then, its ok if the employee did other things in
between, it would be nice to enforce that but for now I just need the basic
working. in non search world, the solution will most likely be iterating
over a subset of queries. Meaning give me all users that did X and store
somewhere and then another query to give me a subset of the result from
query 1 that did Y, etc...but I figured there has to be a better way.
Any ideas or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
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