I have a few million users, and I want to index for per user, but

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I have a few million users, and will continue to grow, maybe a year later
increased to 1000W.

each user have a lot of files , the file size is not fixed, maybe more from
1M ~ 10M.

I need to do is to give each user's document indexing, and allow the
current user can quickly search through the right content to the document.

I have to think of is to build an index for each user, but there are
restrictions on the number of files in Linux single directory.

You have any good suggestions for me???

Thank you very much!!!!!

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Aliases may be ?
So one index , may aliases (user_1,user_2...)

On Friday, November 7, 2014 9:09:03 AM UTC+1, David shi wrote:

I have a few million users, and will continue to grow, maybe a year later
increased to 1000W.

each user have a lot of files , the file size is not fixed, maybe more
from 1M ~ 10M.

I need to do is to give each user's document indexing, and allow the
current user can quickly search through the right content to the document.

I have to think of is to build an index for each user, but there are
restrictions on the number of files in Linux single directory.

You have any good suggestions for me???

Thank you very much!!!!!

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Just add the user's id or name to each document and add a term filter to
all of their queries. Then use routing
http://www.elasticsearch.org/blog/customizing-your-document-routing/. At
least that is the canonical way to solve it.

On Fri, Nov 7, 2014 at 3:09 AM, David shi fackweb@gmail.com wrote:

I have a few million users, and will continue to grow, maybe a year later
increased to 1000W.

each user have a lot of files , the file size is not fixed, maybe more
from 1M ~ 10M.

I need to do is to give each user's document indexing, and allow the
current user can quickly search through the right content to the document.

I have to think of is to build an index for each user, but there are
restrictions on the number of files in Linux single directory.

You have any good suggestions for me???

Thank you very much!!!!!

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