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Parsing JSON fields in Elasticsearch

Learn how to parse JSON fields in Elasticsearch using an ingest pipeline to efficiently index, query, and aggregate JSON data.

Valentin Crettaz

How to use the Synonyms UI to upload and manage Elasticsearch synonyms

Learn how to use the Synonyms UI in Kibana to create synonym sets and assign them to indices.

Jhon Guzmán

How to reduce the number of shards in an Elasticsearch Cluster

Learn how Elasticsearch shards affect cluster performance in this comprehensive guide, including how to get the shard count, change it from default, and reduce it if needed.

Alex Salgado

How to deploy Elasticsearch on AWS Marketplace

Learn how to set up and run Elasticsearch using Elastic Cloud Service on AWS Marketplace in this step-by-step guide.

Eduard Martin

HNSW graph: How to improve Elasticsearch performance

Learn how to use the HNSW graph M and ef_construction parameters to improve search performance.

Simon Cooper

Elasticsearch plugin for UBI: Analyze user data in Kibana

Discover how to capture user behavior data using the Elasticsearch plugin for UBI and build a custom dashboard in Kibana to analyze it.

Eduard Martin

How to set up and deploy Elasticsearch via Azure Marketplace

Learn how to set up and deploy Elasticsearch using Azure Native ISV Service.

Eduard Martin

Running cloud-native Elasticsearch with ECK

Learn how to provision a GKE cluster with Terraform and run the Elastic Stack on Kubernetes using ECK.

Eva Ramon

Using UBI in Elasticsearch: Creating an app with UBI and search-ui

Learn how to use UBI in Elasticsearch through a practical example. We’ll be creating an application that produces UBI events on search and click results.

Eduard Martin

Elasticsearch shards and replicas: A practical guide

Master the concepts of Elasticsearch shards and replicas and learn how to optimize them.

Piotr Przybyl

Failure store: see what didn’t make it

Learn about failure store, a new feature in the Elastic Stack that captures and indexes previously lost events.

James Baiera

Working with your App Search data in a post Enterprise Search world

With Enterprise Search decommissioned in the Elastic Stack version 9, you can still work with your existing App Search data—we’ll show you how.

Mark Hoy

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