Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch is a distributed, open source search and analytics engine, designed for horizontal scalability, reliability, and easy management. It combines the speed of search with the power of analytics via a sophisticated, developer-friendly query language covering structured, unstructured, and time-series data. Elasticsearch lets users search and quickly analyze data in real time, with just a few clicks. Distributed, scalable, and highly available, it offers users real-time search and analytics capabilities, alongside sophisticated RESTful API. Data moves fast, and it can be time-consuming to view it piece by piece and digit by digit. With the help of Elasticsearch, view the data as it is being processed in real time. Its feature of real-time advanced analytics improves products and/or streamlines a business – it combines the power of analytics with the speed of search, enhancing data accessibility altogether. Elasticsearch allows its users to start small and scale horizontally, simply by adding more nodes and letting the cluster take benefit from the spare hardware itself.

Its clusters are so resilient, they detect new or failed nodes reorganize and rebalance data automatically making the data is safe and accessible. Multitenancy, Full-Text Search, Document-Oriented, Schema-Free, Developer-Friendly, Per-Operation Persistence, Apache 2 Open Source License, and Build on top of Apache Lucene etc. are some of the more advanced unique, creative features of Elasticsearch. Elasticsearch 2.4 has all of the latest developments in speed, security, scalability, hardware efficiency and everything in between. What is more is that it is also compatible with the 2.4 versions of Shield (security), Marvel (monitoring), Watcher (alerts), Graph, and reporting. A well regulated, high definition user friendly interface, Schema operations and good navigations boot the software’s overall performance. The data heads are placed accordingly so as to be viewed in time. The software’s pace is self-maintained and does not depend on any other side-going tasks and commands by the user. This real-time feature enables quick data management and transaction to take place.