Contributing to Elasticsearch
summary
Shows how to run Elasticsearch from source (port 9200, default dev user elastic/password), how to set up a dev environment with Java and gradle, and how docs live in AsciiDoc. Demonstrates the bulk API and the refresh flag, inspects aggregations (date histogram key_as_string rendering), explains unit vs cluster vs REST tests, and points out thousands of open issues (about 22,652) with a labeled good first issue workflow for newcomers.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:20My presentation
- 4:30Everyone can talk
- 11:00General introduction
- 12:00Downloading Elasticsearch
- 20:30Cloning Elasticsearch
- 26:55Aggregates
- 29:10Group by Time
- 34:05Search Relevance
- 43:15Importing Elasticsearch
- 45:05Gradle
- 49:15Eclipse
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