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Wait, by Elastic, do you mean Elasticsearch? Genuinely curious, as I've only ever used it for large scale log ingestion/APM etc. in our production clusters, but
by EdwardDiego 7y ago
Wait, by Elastic, do you mean Elasticsearch? Genuinely curious, as I've only ever used it for large scale log ingestion/APM etc. in our production clusters, but what's the overhead on a single user machine?
- Meph504 7y agoI do mean elastic search, and the hardest part is automating the installer, integrating the providers for all the file types you want, and building the first index,in a passive manor. But once you do that the overhead isnt horrible, you do the indexing on change, and results comeback as fast as a typical small query, 10 seconds tops on a typical desktop machine. We wrote a scheduler that on windows monitored the windows indexer itself, when it kicked off we scheduled it, and trigged it once the system finished. I don't honestly recommend it over windows search, but if portability, and multi system searching is required it worked great. But not a task for those who are crunched for time, or lack resolve.