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Elasticsearch, too. In either case, it looks like they're just piping raw backend responses to the API endpoint without removing unnecessary fields.
by kijin 6y ago
Elasticsearch, too. In either case, it looks like they're just piping raw backend responses to the API endpoint without removing unnecessary fields.
- developer2 6y agoYep, that's an indication of Elasticsearch being used (and not transforming documents to a standard representation that strips such fields).
- ashtonkem 6y agoIt seems like they basically just exposed a lot of data directly, as apparently most of their APIs didn’t enforce any authentication or hide records that had been soft deleted. Apparently the records were strictly sequential, which I don’t believe is true for Mongo which IIRC includes the node ID in part of it.