How to test Elasticsearch without any possible harm for data?
I need to test functionality of project which is built on elasticsearch. I already have lots of data stored in the db. But i want somehow to test it without any possible harm. Is there any possible way or technology(which works like h2 f.e) to do it.
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I need to test functionality of project which is built on elasticsearch. I already have lots of data stored in the db. But i want somehow to test it without any possible harm. Is there any possible way or technology(which works like h2 f.e) to do it.
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I need to test functionality of project which is built on elasticsearch. I already have lots of data stored in the db. But i want somehow to test it without any possible harm. Is there any possible way or technology(which works like h2 f.e) to do it.
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I need to test functionality of project which is built on elasticsearch. I already have lots of data stored in the db. But i want somehow to test it without any possible harm. Is there any possible way or technology(which works like h2 f.e) to do it.
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H2 is a in memory database, also embeddable in your application. In the past versions of ES there was a option to bootstrap a embedded elasticsearch node with your application.
In the current version this feature is not available anymore. So you'll need to bring up at least one node using a second machine, VM or container running elasticsearch. At least running elsticsearch on your machine is still a option.
But maybe you're still on a old version of elasticsearch? Then have a look on this SO (assuming you're using java): How to start elasticsearch 5.1 embedded in my java application?
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H2 is a in memory database, also embeddable in your application. In the past versions of ES there was a option to bootstrap a embedded elasticsearch node with your application.
In the current version this feature is not available anymore. So you'll need to bring up at least one node using a second machine, VM or container running elasticsearch. At least running elsticsearch on your machine is still a option.
But maybe you're still on a old version of elasticsearch? Then have a look on this SO (assuming you're using java): How to start elasticsearch 5.1 embedded in my java application?
answered Nov 12 at 18:40
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H2 is a in memory database, also embeddable in your application. In the past versions of ES there was a option to bootstrap a embedded elasticsearch node with your application.
In the current version this feature is not available anymore. So you'll need to bring up at least one node using a second machine, VM or container running elasticsearch. At least running elsticsearch on your machine is still a option.
But maybe you're still on a old version of elasticsearch? Then have a look on this SO (assuming you're using java): How to start elasticsearch 5.1 embedded in my java application?
answered Nov 12 at 18:40
ibexit
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H2 is a in memory database, also embeddable in your application. In the past versions of ES there was a option to bootstrap a embedded elasticsearch node with your application.
In the current version this feature is not available anymore. So you'll need to bring up at least one node using a second machine, VM or container running elasticsearch. At least running elsticsearch on your machine is still a option.
But maybe you're still on a old version of elasticsearch? Then have a look on this SO (assuming you're using java): How to start elasticsearch 5.1 embedded in my java application?
answered Nov 12 at 18:40
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H2 is a in memory database, also embeddable in your application. In the past versions of ES there was a option to bootstrap a embedded elasticsearch node with your application.
In the current version this feature is not available anymore. So you'll need to bring up at least one node using a second machine, VM or container running elasticsearch. At least running elsticsearch on your machine is still a option.
But maybe you're still on a old version of elasticsearch? Then have a look on this SO (assuming you're using java): How to start elasticsearch 5.1 embedded in my java application?
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