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=Elasticsearch PHP client= | =Elasticsearch PHP client= | ||
[http://elastica.io Elastica] was chosen as the PHP client because at the time development was started, it was the only one. | [http://elastica.io Elastica] was chosen as the PHP client because at the time development was started, it was the only one. | ||
2 other clients are now | 2 other clients are now [http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/clients/ available]. | ||
[http://elastica.io/2013/02/20/release-v0-dot-20-dot-5-0/ Release v0.20.5.0] is used, compatible with Elasticsearch 0.20 | |||
Ugrading to Elasticsearch 0.90 would require | Ugrading to Elasticsearch 0.90 would require [http://elastica.io/2013/06/07/release-v0-dot-90-dot-1-0/ Release v0.90.1.0] | ||
=Plugin administration= | =Plugin administration= | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 25 Haziran 2013
Developer's notes
Elasticsearch PHP client
Elastica was chosen as the PHP client because at the time development was started, it was the only one. 2 other clients are now available.
Release v0.20.5.0 is used, compatible with Elasticsearch 0.20
Ugrading to Elasticsearch 0.90 would require Release v0.90.1.0
Plugin administration
- Elastic Search Types are table names (usr,interaction_instance,interaction_forum_post,view,group,artefact)
- Everytime the settings are saved, the mapping of each type is updated, and the triggers on each table are dropped and re-created. MySQL is not supported at the moment. The functions in ESindexing need to be updated for MySQL.
- Resetting a type inserts all the records of the related table into elasticsearch_queue.
- Indexing is done on cron tun.
Indexing
Every time a record is inserted, updated or deleted in one of the selected table, a DB trigger inserts the id and type of that record into elasticsearch_queue.
The original idea was creating more hooks on the different types, but it would be more time consuming and complicated.