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ElasticSearch - A Distributed Search Engine

Presented by Shay Banon on Oct 18, 2011 Length 01:00:03     Download: MP3
Sections
Architecture & Design
Topics
REST ,
Distributed Systems ,
Search ,
Architecture ,
Enterprise Architecture ,
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Summary
Shay Banon demoes ElasticSearch, an open source distributed and RESTful search engine, detailing some of its features: distributed, cloud readiness, facets, and percolator.

Bio
Shay Banon is founder of ElasticSearch, an open-source, distributed, RESTful, Search Engine. Previously, Shay was Director of Technology at GigaSpaces Technologies, a leading provider of a new generation of application platforms for Java and .NET environments. Shay also founded in 2004 the Compass project, an open-source Java Search Engine library built on top of Lucene.

About the conference
The « What's Next » conference will be the biggest Java event ever organized in France as of 2011, gathering the vibrant French community. It will gather all the most important Java experts of the world around various high-level interventions. The goal of this annual conference is to bring the audience the most up-to-date information on the new and emerging technologies around the Java platform.
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    most of the video content is unviewable

    by Shane Witbeck

    is there a way to get a higher quality video so we can see the text in the video?

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    Re: most of the video content is unviewable

    by Karel Minarik

    The source files for the examples in the talk are available at github.com/kimchy/talks/tree/master/2011/wsnparis.