Versioning the Index Mapping

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Hello everyone,
Is there a way to create a mapping in elastic search (version 1.4.2) with a
version number. So that next time, we can verify if mapping needs to be
updated using PUT request in elastic search or not based on version number?

For example,
I create a mapping A within an index and version it A.x. During next
release, I perform a check to determine the version of existing index
mapping and accordingly perform an update using PUT API of index mapping.

Please suggest.

Regards,
Sagar Shah

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Hi

Isn't this a job for source control? In there you should have a releases branch and the latest release should contain your mapping file. I don't think using ES as a poor man's source control system is a good idea. If ES dies and you need to do a complete rebuild then you will need to get the scripts from somewhere and source control is that place.

Allan Mitchell

On 18 May 2015, at 22:32, Sagar Shah sagarshah1983@gmail.com wrote:

Hello everyone,
Is there a way to create a mapping in Elasticsearch (version 1.4.2) with a version number. So that next time, we can verify if mapping needs to be updated using PUT request in Elasticsearch or not based on version number?

For example,
I create a mapping A within an index and version it A.x. During next release, I perform a check to determine the version of existing index mapping and accordingly perform an update using PUT API of index mapping.

Please suggest.

Regards,
Sagar Shah

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Hi,
sorry my english is very bad
I have a problem,
I made a dashboard with Kibana 4 with data from two tables, but when I
click on a particular visualization from a table, Kibana not display the
exact number of data to another visualization done with data in another
table
cordially,

2015-05-19 5:07 GMT+02:00 Allan Mitchell casfanallan@gmail.com:

Hi

Isn't this a job for source control? In there you should have a releases
branch and the latest release should contain your mapping file. I don't
think using ES as a poor man's source control system is a good idea. If ES
dies and you need to do a complete rebuild then you will need to get the
scripts from somewhere and source control is that place.

Allan Mitchell

On 18 May 2015, at 22:32, Sagar Shah sagarshah1983@gmail.com wrote:

Hello everyone,
Is there a way to create a mapping in Elasticsearch (version 1.4.2) with
a version number. So that next time, we can verify if mapping needs to be
updated using PUT request in Elasticsearch or not based on version number?

For example,
I create a mapping A within an index and version it A.x. During next
release, I perform a check to determine the version of existing index
mapping and accordingly perform an update using PUT API of index mapping.

Please suggest.

Regards,
Sagar Shah

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