Building a Scalable Analytical Solution Using IaaS and Elasticsearch
summary
Plans and outcomes focus on building a four‑node cluster on IaaS with ARM templates, installing Java, deploying Elasticsearch, opening port 9200, and using Kibana for dashboards. A mapping strategy creates .raw not_analyzed fields, a plugin (cop) assists cluster management, and Logstash indexes about 6.6 million documents; simple queries return in tens of milliseconds and a two‑year 15M‑document query completes in roughly one second. The demonstration shows the cluster, replication and sharding working, and interactive tile‑map and time‑series visualizations rendering from the deployed system.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 6:52Agenda Moving On-Premise to Cloud
- 8:39Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
- 12:12Infrastructure as a Service (VMs)
- 13:35Deploying to Azure How do you deploy to Azure today?
- 15:54Cloud Models
- 18:58Resource Groups
- 21:25Azure Resource Manager Templates
- 24:02Our Architecture
- 29:15Terminology
- 31:06Did it install
- 31:32Search Types
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