Elasticsearch at Scale: Reference Architecture and Common Pitfalls
You like it, you love it, want some more of it? Don’t worry, you are not alone in your desire to expand and scale your Elasticsearch deployment. Join Elastic’s Solutions Architect, Alan Hardy, for a presentation on Elastic’s Reference Architecture and discussion on designing for scaling.
Chris Earle, Elastic Support Engineer, will then dive into one of the most frequent problems with scaling Elasticsearch workloads: fielddata.
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You like it, you love it, want some more of it? Don’t worry, you are not alone in your desire to expand and scale your Elasticsearch deployment. Join Elastic’s Solutions Architect, Alan Hardy, for a presentation on Elastic’s Reference Architecture and discussion on designing for scaling.
Chris Earle, Elastic Support Engineer, will then dive into one of the most frequent problems with scaling Elasticsearch workloads: fielddata.
Chris Earle
Chris Earle is a Software Engineer based outside of Washington DC, helping to improve Monitoring for all products. Before joining Elastic, he was at Boeing and Grove Software developing software and pushing API design. Chris is a regular participant on StackOverflow and the Elastic online community.
Alan Hardy
Alan is a Solutions Architect based in London. Before joining Elastic,
Alan worked as a consultant and a developer, flirting between: Financial,
Media, Web and Telco industries for the past 15 years. He even enjoyed some
time surveying in the Canadian Rockies for kicks. He is a long time user of
Elasticsearch, and now works closely with customers to get the full power out
of the ELK stack to meet their needs.