Elasticsearch is a free and open, distributed, RESTful search engine based on Lucene.
Elasticsearch is a free and open, distributed, RESTful search engine based on lucene and developed in java.
Together, elasticsearch, logstash, and kibana are commonly known as the elk-stack. With the addition of Beats, a free and open platform for single-purpose data shippers, the ELK Stack is now known as the Elastic Stack.
Elasticsearch is a distributed, scalable, and multitenant-capable full-text search engine with a RESTful web interface and schema-free json documents. It is also document-oriented and includes various APIs, such as native Java and HTTP RESTful. Elasticsearch supports both schema on read and schema on write on the same data, providing speed an
Elasticsearch allows you to choose to store data locally for fast search or store remotely on object-based storage such as s3 for lower-cost options.
Elasticsearch comes with various text preprocessing algorithms, allowing users to set up custom or predefined multilingual analyzers to improve search relevance.
Official clients are available in java, javascript, c#, php, python, groovy, ruby, go and many other languages.
Latest stable releases:
- Elasticsearch 8.9.1 - August 17th, 2023
- Elasticsearch 7.17.12 - July 25th, 2023
Elastic is the parent company of the Elasticsearch product.
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