[Recipes] Controlling Query Results and Formats in Elasticsearch
Problem:
Show how to:
- Return yml instead of JSON in response.
- Format JSON to look nice.
- Do not include source in search result.
- Select fields that needs to be returned.
Show how to:
Nest an aggregation inside another aggregation. Run aggregations within a query context.
Create arrays of objects within an index and query them independently of each other.
Default object mapping won't work as you can see here.
Demo bucket aggregations - terms.
Demo multi value metric aggregations: stats and extended stats.
Give code to demo Sum, Avg, Min, Max, Count and Cardinality metric aggregations.
Give examples for basic term level queries.
Provide steps to install and configure Elasticsearch and kibana in local.
If you are getting started with Elasticsearch I strongly recommend getting started on the free trial available at Elastic Cloud, and skip this recipe. You may also use the Amazon ES free tier if you already have an AWS free tier account. However, for any reason you want to install and configure Elasticsearch in your local machine, you may continue with this recipe.
Do aggregations over nested objects.
Use named queries for debugging bool queries.
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