Elastic Search and Kibana Mastery in 75 Minutes: From 0 to Hero

Here is a video where you can masters the fundamental of Elastic Search in just 75 Minutes or 1 Hour.

contents Cover
* Installing Elastic Search and Kibana
* writing python Scripts to Push data from JSON/CSV format to Elastic Search
* basic Mapping
* match Query
* match phrase query
* Boolean Queries
* query String
* Geo Queries
* Pagination in Elastic Search
* Updating docx in elk

if you are still interested in learning I have also Blogs on Machine Learning with Elastic Search

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[mindfreeze]

Really loved how quickly you covered so many concepts. Keep up the good work !

[neerajbhat]

This is literally the best lecture that I've seen on this topic. Thank you so much :)

[amanjain]

excellent soumil. best part is that you do not waste time i nonsense talk. keep it up

[tobypass]

Excellent video! Thank you. All the stuff I needed to know to grasp the concepts and get started. Great work.

[LarryP]

I'm captivated by this piece. A book with analogous content was a turning point in my personal development. "AWS Unleashed: Mastering Amazon Web Services for Software Engineers" by Harrison Quill

[JohnDauphine]

Thanks a lot. Your video really helped me. I found an easier way to load csv into Elasticsearch.
file_name = '../data/netflix_titles.csv'
with open(file_name, 'r', encoding ='utf-8') as outfile:
reader = csv.DictReader(outfile)
helpers.bulk(es, reader, index='netflix_titles')

[DanceZabardast]

I a dotnet folk and a quite new to python...Your videos are having stuffs a coder needs to know..

[aminblm]

Amazing tutorial ! Thank you for sharing and wish you much success !

[DroneshotsIndia]

You explain in such a simple manner. Thanks!

[hackwithharsha]

Thank You soumil

00:14:28 You don't required os.listdir() in this case.. You can just use %ls command to list the files in the current directory..

[amirabd]

hi soumil ! what can i do when es.ping() return false ???

[skviknesh]

Great work shared! I have some queries:
1. Have a scenario of making a semantic search using a predefined dictionary. If I search for a key, values defined in that dictionary should also be returned from the index searched. Can you share documentation/ video if you have already explained this?

[dubey_ji]

Soumil bhai your pronunciation is effin cool

[roylevy]

Great video!! Really helped me. Is there a way to filter docs by fields before uploading to elastic with the python elastic API?

[avinashjha]

Hey Soumil that's the great work! Thanks a lot for your efforts in giving the audience a great session. Moreover I do have question, actually, I have a nested field and I want multiple values of that field in the must clause how can I achieve for eg. "stores" : [
{ "attributes" : [
{
"entityType" : "store",
"value" : "true",
"key" : "k1",
},
{
"entityType" : "store",
"value" : "false",
"key": "key2"
}
]
}
]

Here I want only doc's where store.attributes.key is equal k1 and k2 with some value (by value I mean the corresponding block "value" key)... Please suggest!

[sajeesh.s]

Hey man, that's was really fruitful session . Quick & understandable concepts .

Keep the same pace .. ! Thanks much . .

[dhanaraj]

Fantastic work! Thanks Soumil for sharing the Elastic Search and Kibana knowledge from scratch. You have great knowledge and you're passionate to share with others. On the dot and IMO it's a fast track! Wish you all success

[surendrabisht]

thank you . this video was very helpful for me

[ajithshylin]

Hi, i have one doubt that is how to include text fields in aggregate query in elasticsearch version 1

[theonlycatonice]

28:21 LMAO Wasn't expecting this hahah!