Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
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Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#2One of the contributers here:
GEM is at the first step towards true data modeling where it makes the mappings process very accessible. For someone coming from a SQL background, mappings in Elasticsearch are interesting because of it's nature of being both a search engine and a data store suited for aggregations.
Would love it to eventually have some intelligence and heuristics built in, like recommending what data types to choose, data normalization patterns.
Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#3Nice! But not sure GEM is a good idea for a name. Searching for "elasticsearch gem" is going to be dominated by the Ruby client
Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#4I am trying to connect ES 2.3.3
Nothing happens, in chrome console I see those errors :
XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://localhost:9200/myindex/_settings. Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: A wildcard '*' cannot be used in the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header when the credentials flag is true. Origin 'http://opensource.appbase.io' is therefore not allowed access. The credentials mode of an XMLHttpRequest is controlled by the withCredentials attribute.
I can use elastic-head to connect local elasticsearch service. I did cors settings in elastic configuration file.
Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#5One of the contributers here: GEM is at the first step towards true data modeling where it makes the mappings process very accessible. For someone coming from a SQL background, mappings in Elasticsearch are interesting because of it's nature of being both a search engine and a data store suited for aggregations. Would love it to eventually have some intelligence and heuristics built in, like recommending what data ty…
DAMNIT.
Been working on my own spin on this sort of GUI internally for my company. Are you guys actively taking pull requests? I would much rather contribute to a more finished application
Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#6One of the contributers here: GEM is at the first step towards true data modeling where it makes the mappings process very accessible. For someone coming from a SQL background, mappings in Elasticsearch are interesting because of it's nature of being both a search engine and a data store suited for aggregations. Would love it to eventually have some intelligence and heuristics built in, like recommending what data ty…
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Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#7One of the contributers here: GEM is at the first step towards true data modeling where it makes the mappings process very accessible. For someone coming from a SQL background, mappings in Elasticsearch are interesting because of it's nature of being both a search engine and a data store suited for aggregations. Would love it to eventually have some intelligence and heuristics built in, like recommending what data ty…
DAMNIT. Been working on my own spin on this sort of GUI internally for my company. Are you guys actively taking pull requests? I would much rather contribute to a more finished application
It's in active development. We would love PRs that are aligned, what areas are you looking to contribute in?
Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#8One of the contributers here: GEM is at the first step towards true data modeling where it makes the mappings process very accessible. For someone coming from a SQL background, mappings in Elasticsearch are interesting because of it's nature of being both a search engine and a data store suited for aggregations. Would love it to eventually have some intelligence and heuristics built in, like recommending what data ty…
DAMNIT. Been working on my own spin on this sort of GUI internally for my company. Are you guys actively taking pull requests? I would much rather contribute to a more finished application
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Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#9One of the contributers here: GEM is at the first step towards true data modeling where it makes the mappings process very accessible. For someone coming from a SQL background, mappings in Elasticsearch are interesting because of it's nature of being both a search engine and a data store suited for aggregations. Would love it to eventually have some intelligence and heuristics built in, like recommending what data ty…
how do you guys handles nested objects? And recursively nested objects? And recursively nested objects :P
Re: Show HN: GUI for Data Modeling with Elasticsearch
#10While this thread is still active, I would like to share more context around the project:
GEM is built as an auxiliary app to go along with mirage[0] and dejavu[1]. Together, the three can be used to model data, perform CRUD operations and compose queries.