August 2019
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
13h 41m
English
In the previous chapter, we learned about Elasticsearch SQL. We started with a basic understanding of the Elasticsearch SQL language from its conceptual definition to practical examples. We have written a SQL statement in command-line mode. We have played with the SQL REST API in the Kibana Dev Tools console. We also gave a direction for programming with Elasticsearch SQL through JDBC (Java Database Connectivity).
In this chapter, we will introduce the Elasticsearch plugin, which is an approach to enhance Elasticsearch's capabilities in a customized way. Elasticsearch comes with many core built-in plugins. Additionally, there are many available custom plugins that have been contributed by different ...
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