Check if elasticsearch is adding documents
I have a page that gets from an API source elasticsearch results. I want to be able, when I re-run the elasticsearch mapping, to show them a "This mapping is currently being rewritten" message or something similar.
I know in Elastica the only way to access such information is through the client class. http://elastica.io/api/latest/classes/Elastica.Client.html
$client = new ElasticaClient(array('host' => SEARCH_ENGINE_ENDPOINT, 'port' => SEARCH_ENGINE_PORT));
But I can't find a way to get the information I'm looking for, that of knowing if a certain type is currently being filled. The documentation unfortunately doesn't explain much about the functions.
Any idea if this is possible? In Elastica or Elasticsearch. Or maybe even a hint could be useful.
elasticsearch elastica asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
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I have a page that gets from an API source elasticsearch results. I want to be able, when I re-run the elasticsearch mapping, to show them a "This mapping is currently being rewritten" message or something similar.
I know in Elastica the only way to access such information is through the client class. http://elastica.io/api/latest/classes/Elastica.Client.html
$client = new ElasticaClient(array('host' => SEARCH_ENGINE_ENDPOINT, 'port' => SEARCH_ENGINE_PORT));
But I can't find a way to get the information I'm looking for, that of knowing if a certain type is currently being filled. The documentation unfortunately doesn't explain much about the functions.
Any idea if this is possible? In Elastica or Elasticsearch. Or maybe even a hint could be useful.
elasticsearch elastica asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
gumakettell
706
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I have a page that gets from an API source elasticsearch results. I want to be able, when I re-run the elasticsearch mapping, to show them a "This mapping is currently being rewritten" message or something similar.
I know in Elastica the only way to access such information is through the client class. http://elastica.io/api/latest/classes/Elastica.Client.html
$client = new ElasticaClient(array('host' => SEARCH_ENGINE_ENDPOINT, 'port' => SEARCH_ENGINE_PORT));
But I can't find a way to get the information I'm looking for, that of knowing if a certain type is currently being filled. The documentation unfortunately doesn't explain much about the functions.
Any idea if this is possible? In Elastica or Elasticsearch. Or maybe even a hint could be useful.
elasticsearch elastica asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
gumakettell
706
I have a page that gets from an API source elasticsearch results. I want to be able, when I re-run the elasticsearch mapping, to show them a "This mapping is currently being rewritten" message or something similar.
I know in Elastica the only way to access such information is through the client class. http://elastica.io/api/latest/classes/Elastica.Client.html
$client = new ElasticaClient(array('host' => SEARCH_ENGINE_ENDPOINT, 'port' => SEARCH_ENGINE_PORT));
But I can't find a way to get the information I'm looking for, that of knowing if a certain type is currently being filled. The documentation unfortunately doesn't explain much about the functions.
Any idea if this is possible? In Elastica or Elasticsearch. Or maybe even a hint could be useful.
elasticsearch elastica elasticsearch elastica asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
gumakettell
706
asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
gumakettell
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edited Nov 22 '18 at 8:59
asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 9:34
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