Java client, do I put the elasticsearch.yml in my /resources?

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  1. Newbie question, but when I use an elastic search client (java client),
    do I put the elasticsearch.yml file in my /resources i.e classpath?

I ran my java app w/o the .yml file and it worked fine when I indexed to
ES, I guess by default it connects to the default ES port?

  1. What I don't understand, when creating a client, why is there even an
    option to have this client be part of the cluster? I mean you are creating
    a client using the nodeBuilder, what is the reason for this? My guess is
    the code is re-used so you don't have to repeat things internally?

Thanks.

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1/ yes. If you have an elasticsearch.yml file in your classpath under /, it will be used.
Otherwise, defaults are used.

2/ A NodeClient knows where all shards live. It means that it will route directly your requests to the right nodes.

HTH

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Le 16 juin 2014 à 04:29, gitted sahmed1020@gmail.com a écrit :

  1. Newbie question, but when I use an elastic search client (java client), do I put the elasticsearch.yml file in my /resources i.e classpath?

I ran my java app w/o the .yml file and it worked fine when I indexed to ES, I guess by default it connects to the default ES port?

  1. What I don't understand, when creating a client, why is there even an option to have this client be part of the cluster? I mean you are creating a client using the nodeBuilder, what is the reason for this? My guess is the code is re-used so you don't have to repeat things internally?

Thanks.

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For "2/" : let's suppose I have a cluster with next arhitecture : non-data
node, primary node and data nodes and I want to insert documents with java
api. Which is the node which should be set for transportClient in
addTransportAddress? The primary, the data or the balancing(non-data) node?
What's happen if the set node is failing? Shouln't we add another one for
managing the failling?

luni, 16 iunie 2014, 08:08:11 UTC+3, David Pilato a scris:

1/ yes. If you have an elasticsearch.yml file in your classpath under /,
it will be used.
Otherwise, defaults are used.

2/ A NodeClient knows where all shards live. It means that it will route
directly your requests to the right nodes.

HTH

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Le 16 juin 2014 à 04:29, gitted <sahme...@gmail.com <javascript:>> a
écrit :

  1. Newbie question, but when I use an Elasticsearch client (java client),
    do I put the elasticsearch.yml file in my /resources i.e classpath?

I ran my java app w/o the .yml file and it worked fine when I indexed to
ES, I guess by default it connects to the default ES port?

  1. What I don't understand, when creating a client, why is there even an
    option to have this client be part of the cluster? I mean you are creating
    a client using the nodeBuilder, what is the reason for this? My guess is
    the code is re-used so you don't have to repeat things internally?

Thanks.

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You should define more than one node in the transport list but you can also set client.transport.sniff to true to sniff other nodes.

If you define in your cluster a load balancing only node (no data), you probably should define it (or them) in the transport list of nodes.

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Le 16 juin 2014 à 10:48:46, Ciprian (turcanciprian87@gmail.com) a écrit:

For "2/" : let's suppose I have a cluster with next arhitecture : non-data node, primary node and data nodes and I want to insert documents with java api. Which is the node which should be set for transportClient in addTransportAddress? The primary, the data or the balancing(non-data) node? What's happen if the set node is failing? Shouln't we add another one for managing the failling?

luni, 16 iunie 2014, 08:08:11 UTC+3, David Pilato a scris:
1/ yes. If you have an elasticsearch.yml file in your classpath under /, it will be used.
Otherwise, defaults are used.

2/ A NodeClient knows where all shards live. It means that it will route directly your requests to the right nodes.

HTH

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David :wink:
Twitter : @dadoonet / @elasticsearchfr / @scrutmydocs

Le 16 juin 2014 à 04:29, gitted sahme...@gmail.com a écrit :

  1. Newbie question, but when I use an elastic search client (java client), do I put the elasticsearch.yml file in my /resources i.e classpath?

I ran my java app w/o the .yml file and it worked fine when I indexed to ES, I guess by default it connects to the default ES port?

  1. What I don't understand, when creating a client, why is there even an option to have this client be part of the cluster? I mean you are creating a client using the nodeBuilder, what is the reason for this? My guess is the code is re-used so you don't have to repeat things internally?

Thanks.

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