If anyone is interested I have started an Erlang client for Elastic
Search: http://github.com/kungfooguru/erlastic_search
Elastic Search is amazing for using with CouchDB 
Tristan
This is really cool!. Can you share your thoughts on integrating it with
couchdb? One thing that I thought about is doing something similar to what
couchdb-lucene does, which, if I understand correctly, simply polls a view
for its changes and applies them to Lucene. This, of course, can be really
simple with elasticsearch.
-shay.banon
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 7:16 PM, kungfooguru kungfooguru@gmail.com wrote:
If anyone is interested I have started an Erlang client for Elastic
Search: http://github.com/kungfooguru/erlastic_searchElastic Search is amazing for using with CouchDB
Tristan
My initial thoughts were to do something like that or to integrate it
through the updates attribute:
The documentation on these features is lacking though... And javascript can
frustrate me easily, hehe. So for my project I'll simply be using Couchbeam
and my Elastic Search Erlang client together. This requires logic to be able
to roll back if one works and the other doesn't of course, and maybe the
updates attribute makes that easier, I'd hope it does.
So I'd think ultimately server side processing to push it to Elastic Search
would be best. I'm not sure if the Lucene integration will be moving to
something like that... If not I could be wrong :).
Tristan
On Tue, Mar 9, 2010 at 5:40 AM, Shay Banon shay.banon@elasticsearch.comwrote:
This is really cool!. Can you share your thoughts on integrating it with
couchdb? One thing that I thought about is doing something similar to what
couchdb-lucene does, which, if I understand correctly, simply polls a view
for its changes and applies them to Lucene. This, of course, can be really
simple with elasticsearch.-shay.banon
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 7:16 PM, kungfooguru kungfooguru@gmail.com wrote:
If anyone is interested I have started an Erlang client for Elastic
Search: http://github.com/kungfooguru/erlastic_searchElastic Search is amazing for using with CouchDB
Tristan