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Comment #18610656
Please see my reply to "someone else" you mentioned. If there is anything else you think I might have mistaken to employ during benchmarks, I am all ears.
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Comment #18576280
We store the real-time content stream in a separate bulk storage unit (e.g., BigQuery) with a certain retention window, but the ETL'ed documents are always on ES. Given a plain eve…
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Comment #18576147
See my response above, it was indeed a typo from my side. I am sorry to hear that it spoiled the rest of the post for you.
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Comment #18576136
It was indeed an incorrect snippet -- removed it. We do have a group of PostgreSQL experts within the company and we let them tune the database for the benchmark. Let me remind, th…
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Comment #18572467
We generally use index refresh in ITs (running ES in Docker) and it fails occasionally, which I believe the case described here: "The (near) real-time capabilities depend on the in…
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Comment #18572077
That still doesn't guarantee that a consecutive read is gonna get the last state. Welcome to the wonderful world of "eventual consistency".
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Comment #18572034
That still doesn't guarantee that a consecutive read is gonna get the last state.
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Comment #18572017
Bol has plenty of other ETL pipelines for BI. What I meant is the data cooked for search is not (much) of interest to BI, yet. Though we do have other means to feed BI for search-r…
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Comment #18571720
Hey Debarsh! First, thanks for taking time to read such a lengthy post. If I am not mistaken the majority of the PL/SQL glue is owned by Gert, though you might recall better. Quite…
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Comment #18571506
That is indeed the case and we are also bitten by that. The most effective work around we managed to find is to flush periodically (say every 300ms) for a certain timeout period be…
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Comment #2531683
Skype never properly worked in Linux, now we also lost the hope -- if there is any -- that it will in the future.
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WAPI: A generic C API to (wireless) network interfaces in GNU/Linux systems
WAPI (Wireless API) provides an easy-to-use function set to configure wireless network interfaces on a GNU/Linux system. One can think WAPI as a lightweight C API for iwconfig, wla…