Faster inserts

Elastic Stack Elasticsearch
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I am inserting documents in to elasticsearch and seeing that they take
about 2ms on average. my documents are not to large sometimes mostly about
1kb in size. I am woundering if there is anyway to speed up isnerts even if
it means loosing some relaiblaity. ore if the code will return after
juornalling or something.

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You have some options:

  • split indexing strategy into baseline ingesting and incremental updates
  • use bulk indexing for baseline ingest
  • reduce replica level to 0 while baseline ingesting
  • use parallel indexing code on client side
  • use faster disks
  • optimize input/output (reduce number of exepensive oprations like
    fsync, use larger buffers etc.)

What API do you use for indexing documents, Java or HTTP?

Jörg

Am 24.02.13 05:04, schrieb Wojons Tech:

I am inserting documents in to elasticsearch and seeing that they take
about 2ms on average. my documents are not to large sometimes mostly
about 1kb in size. I am woundering if there is anyway to speed up
isnerts even if it means loosing some relaiblaity. ore if the code
will return after juornalling or something. --
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I am using http connector
On Feb 24, 2013 12:20 AM, "Jörg Prante" joergprante@gmail.com wrote:

You have some options:

  • split indexing strategy into baseline ingesting and incremental updates
  • use bulk indexing for baseline ingest
  • reduce replica level to 0 while baseline ingesting
  • use parallel indexing code on client side
  • use faster disks
  • optimize input/output (reduce number of exepensive oprations like fsync,
    use larger buffers etc.)

What API do you use for indexing documents, Java or HTTP?

Jörg

Am 24.02.13 05:04, schrieb Wojons Tech:

I am inserting documents in to elasticsearch and seeing that they take
about 2ms on average. my documents are not to large sometimes mostly about
1kb in size. I am woundering if there is anyway to speed up isnerts even if
it means loosing some relaiblaity. ore if the code will return after
juornalling or something. --
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