Writing data to Elasticsearch is really simple. The following Python code performs this task with our planets data (03/write_to_elasticsearch.py):
from elasticsearch import Elasticsearchfrom get_planet_data import get_planet_data# create an elastic search objectes = Elasticsearch()# get the dataplanet_data = get_planet_data()for planet in planet_data: # insert each planet into elasticsearch server res = es.index(index='planets', doc_type='planets_info', body=planet) print (res)
Executing this results in the following output:
{'_index': 'planets', '_type': 'planets_info', '_id': 'AV4qIF3_T0Z2t9T850q6', '_version': 1, 'result': 'created', '_shards': {'total': 2, 'successful': 1, 'failed': 0}, 'created': True}{'_index': 'planets', ...
