A presentation at AWS Community Day 2019 in in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India by Aravind Putrevu
Building a search experience with App Search Aravind Putrevu aravind.dev | @aravindputrevu 1
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4 Image credits: Ildiko Ignacz
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You might have touched Elasticsearch in last 24 hours… 6
Elastic Stack SOLUTIONS Elastic Stack Kibana Visualize & Manage Elasticsearch Store, Search, & Analyze Beats SaaS Elastic Cloud 7 Logstash SELF-MANAGED Elastic Cloud Enterprise Standalone Ingest
• Distributed Search Engine • NoSQL Datastore • REST API Enabled • Multiple Usecases • Logging, Metrics • Security • APM 8
Building Search • Faster • Auto-complete • Typo-correction • Aggregations 9
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Architecture without App Search Elasticsearch Cluster 13 Your Application User
Architecture with App Search Filebeat Java App Server Elasticsearch Cluster 14 App Search Server Your Application User
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Resources ela.st/aws-community 16
Building a web application to solve a business problem is easy in today’s world. But, how about creating an experience that lets your user spend more time on the service.
To do that essentially, we need to equip the application with quintessential features like search.
Most of the websites like eCommerce, Food Delivery, Social media rely on search. Search is omnipresent and one can’t ignore the users searching for something on your website.
In this talk, we will primarily, bring up a search engine and build a react based web app within minutes. All, live from the stage
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