Performance of aggregations on numeric types vs keyword types in elasticsearch











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Currently for finding out the unique values of a field in ES, we are running nested terms aggregation on the field, say "x". The field is of type "text" and "keyword".



But this operation is taking long amount of time.
One way we are thinking of is to add a corresponding ID field of type long, for "x" and then perform aggregate on this field.
This again would be a nested aggregation.



Question is, is aggregation on numeric types any better than non-analysed (keyword) field?



I have looked at question here



It points to ES document which says even numerics should be stored as keywords for better term queries.










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    Currently for finding out the unique values of a field in ES, we are running nested terms aggregation on the field, say "x". The field is of type "text" and "keyword".



    But this operation is taking long amount of time.
    One way we are thinking of is to add a corresponding ID field of type long, for "x" and then perform aggregate on this field.
    This again would be a nested aggregation.



    Question is, is aggregation on numeric types any better than non-analysed (keyword) field?



    I have looked at question here



    It points to ES document which says even numerics should be stored as keywords for better term queries.










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      Currently for finding out the unique values of a field in ES, we are running nested terms aggregation on the field, say "x". The field is of type "text" and "keyword".



      But this operation is taking long amount of time.
      One way we are thinking of is to add a corresponding ID field of type long, for "x" and then perform aggregate on this field.
      This again would be a nested aggregation.



      Question is, is aggregation on numeric types any better than non-analysed (keyword) field?



      I have looked at question here



      It points to ES document which says even numerics should be stored as keywords for better term queries.










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      Currently for finding out the unique values of a field in ES, we are running nested terms aggregation on the field, say "x". The field is of type "text" and "keyword".



      But this operation is taking long amount of time.
      One way we are thinking of is to add a corresponding ID field of type long, for "x" and then perform aggregate on this field.
      This again would be a nested aggregation.



      Question is, is aggregation on numeric types any better than non-analysed (keyword) field?



      I have looked at question here



      It points to ES document which says even numerics should be stored as keywords for better term queries.







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