Ben Corlett - Discovering ElasticSearch at Laracon EU 2014
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it when Laravel developers ask how to add full-text search or sync MySQL data to ElasticSearch and need a starting point.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2015 to 2018.
What it is
A conference talk by Ben Corlett at Laracon EU 2014 introducing ElasticSearch to PHP and Laravel developers. It covers what ElasticSearch is, how to use it for full-text search, and how to keep it in sync with a database using model events.
What people said
Recommends Bilas Sarker · 2016-06 · Stack Overflow · on “Laravel Elasticquent : How to synchronize mysql table's data to Elasticsearch?”
Check this presentation out from Laracon EU ( [this video] ) to get you started. Some good tips there, especially with the model events for synching new data. Easy to use Laravel package to work with elasticsearch. More info here: [LINK] Hopefully it will help you to understand process of sync data.
Recommends Kyslik · 2018-11 · Stack Overflow · on “How to allow long autocomplete search list in laravel”
If you count only 10k cities; use Redis as cache layer with `id => name` pair and use [LINK] maintaining cluster of ElasticSearch or SOLR seems easy (and cheap) but its not. Regarding ElasticSearch you can see this youtube video 6.5/10 [this video]
Cites user2722667 · 2015-02 · Stack Overflow · on “Laravel search engine”
I am building a REST api using Laravel for a mobile app. And now I need a search engine. First off, I have never used any search engine. So I am looking for one thats simple to work with but still good at fulltext searching and filtering "where" The table I want to perform searches on has 1 column (varchar45) that needs to be search by fulltext search, and then there is 5 columns (int) thats used to filter using a "where" statement.- Using the mysql approach. I also perform a inner join on that table in order to print out some other stuff when generating the result. So I looked at sphinx and Elasticsearch , and decided to go with ES . I have watched the ES intro form Laracon: [this video] and I a