This is a final part of the series about Elasticsearch. We already covered installing and multi model searching. Now it’s time to talk about some of the more complicated stuff and try to improve the searching intelligence. Let’s dive in.
In the next post we will see how to improve searching intelligence, but right now let’s take care of the main part of our functionality - multi model searching.
For one of our projects I had to do some complex searching. After considering the complexity of searching by every possible column, and the importance of speed, I decided to use Elasticsearch.
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“If you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life.”
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