Hi All,
Is it possible to run elasticsearch in memory (mock) like hsqldb for
testing purpose?. I want to test elasticsearch but I don't want launch a
local instance.
Thanks,
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Elasticsearch's integration tests run in the same JVM as the tests so you might want to look at that. They do save data to disk but in the target directory. I'd suggest having each test try deleting an index before it creates one just to make sure to get a truely fresh copy. Remember to wait for green or yellow status after creating the index or it might not be ready for testing.
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Is it possible to run elasticsearch in memory (mock) like hsqldb for testing purpose?. I want to test elasticsearch but I don't want launch a local instance.Thanks,
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but I need to run elasticsearch.sh before run the test, is that right?
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Elasticsearch's integration tests run in the same JVM as the tests so you
might want to look at that. They do save data to disk but in the target
directory. I'd suggest having each test try deleting an index before it
creates one just to make sure to get a truely fresh copy. Remember to wait
for green or yellow status after creating the index or it might not be
ready for testing.Sent from my iPhone
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Hi All,
Is it possible to run elasticsearch in memory (mock) like hsqldb for
testing purpose?. I want to test elasticsearch but I don't want launch a
local instance.Thanks,
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So elasticsearch itself doesn't do that. It run starts elasticsearch in the vm doing the testing. If you are java then you can do that.
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but I need to run elasticsearch.sh before run the test, is that right?
On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 5:18 PM, Nik Everett nik9000@gmail.com wrote:
Elasticsearch's integration tests run in the same JVM as the tests so you might want to look at that. They do save data to disk but in the target directory. I'd suggest having each test try deleting an index before it creates one just to make sure to get a truely fresh copy. Remember to wait for green or yellow status after creating the index or it might not be ready for testing.
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Is it possible to run elasticsearch in memory (mock) like hsqldb for testing purpose?. I want to test elasticsearch but I don't want launch a local instance.Thanks,
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Have a look at: https://github.com/dadoonet/fsriver/blob/master/src/test/java/fr/pilato/elasticsearch/river/fs/AbstractFsRiverTest.java#L67
It could help.
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Le 13 sept. 2013 à 22:54, Nik Everett nik9000@gmail.com a écrit :
So elasticsearch itself doesn't do that. It run starts elasticsearch in the vm doing the testing. If you are java then you can do that.
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On Sep 13, 2013, at 1:28 PM, silvina svlucero@gmail.com wrote:
but I need to run elasticsearch.sh before run the test, is that right?
On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 5:18 PM, Nik Everett nik9000@gmail.com wrote:
Elasticsearch's integration tests run in the same JVM as the tests so you might want to look at that. They do save data to disk but in the target directory. I'd suggest having each test try deleting an index before it creates one just to make sure to get a truely fresh copy. Remember to wait for green or yellow status after creating the index or it might not be ready for testing.
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Is it possible to run elasticsearch in memory (mock) like hsqldb for testing purpose?. I want to test elasticsearch but I don't want launch a local instance.Thanks,
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