Replacement for NewBulkIndexer function in Olivere Package
When I use elastigo in golang to save data to elasticsearch, I can use the following code
var c_es = elastigo.NewConn()
var indexer = c_es.NewBulkIndexer(50)
However, when I use olivere, the code is a bit different. If I want to make a connection, then I must use
e_olivere, err = elastic.NewClient(elastic.SetURL("my address eg : 122.000.001"))
But I don't know how to find the replacement for NewBulkIndexer(). Does anyone know what the function is?
Thanks
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go insert asked Nov 21 at 8:47
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When I use elastigo in golang to save data to elasticsearch, I can use the following code
var c_es = elastigo.NewConn()
var indexer = c_es.NewBulkIndexer(50)
However, when I use olivere, the code is a bit different. If I want to make a connection, then I must use
e_olivere, err = elastic.NewClient(elastic.SetURL("my address eg : 122.000.001"))
But I don't know how to find the replacement for NewBulkIndexer(). Does anyone know what the function is?
Thanks
elasticsearch go insert asked Nov 21 at 8:47
Honddoe
97
I did a quick search through the code and perhaps you have to callelastic.NewBulkService(e_olivere). See here and here. Note that I've never used these libraries before, so not sure.
– Mihai Todor
Nov 21 at 9:48
1
Thanks for your answer, it really helps me a lot
– Honddoe
Nov 21 at 10:21
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When I use elastigo in golang to save data to elasticsearch, I can use the following code
var c_es = elastigo.NewConn()
var indexer = c_es.NewBulkIndexer(50)
However, when I use olivere, the code is a bit different. If I want to make a connection, then I must use
e_olivere, err = elastic.NewClient(elastic.SetURL("my address eg : 122.000.001"))
But I don't know how to find the replacement for NewBulkIndexer(). Does anyone know what the function is?
Thanks
elasticsearch go insert asked Nov 21 at 8:47
Honddoe
97
When I use elastigo in golang to save data to elasticsearch, I can use the following code
var c_es = elastigo.NewConn()
var indexer = c_es.NewBulkIndexer(50)
However, when I use olivere, the code is a bit different. If I want to make a connection, then I must use
e_olivere, err = elastic.NewClient(elastic.SetURL("my address eg : 122.000.001"))
But I don't know how to find the replacement for NewBulkIndexer(). Does anyone know what the function is?
Thanks
elasticsearch go insert elasticsearch go insert asked Nov 21 at 8:47
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Honddoe
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asked Nov 21 at 8:47
Honddoe
97
asked Nov 21 at 8:47
Honddoe
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asked Nov 21 at 8:47
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I did a quick search through the code and perhaps you have to callelastic.NewBulkService(e_olivere). See here and here. Note that I've never used these libraries before, so not sure.
– Mihai Todor
Nov 21 at 9:48
1
Thanks for your answer, it really helps me a lot
– Honddoe
Nov 21 at 10:21
add a comment |
I did a quick search through the code and perhaps you have to callelastic.NewBulkService(e_olivere). See here and here. Note that I've never used these libraries before, so not sure.
– Mihai Todor
Nov 21 at 9:48
1
Thanks for your answer, it really helps me a lot
– Honddoe
Nov 21 at 10:21
I did a quick search through the code and perhaps you have to call
elastic.NewBulkService(e_olivere). See here and here. Note that I've never used these libraries before, so not sure.– Mihai Todor
Nov 21 at 9:48
I did a quick search through the code and perhaps you have to call
elastic.NewBulkService(e_olivere). See here and here. Note that I've never used these libraries before, so not sure.– Mihai Todor
Nov 21 at 9:48
1
1
Thanks for your answer, it really helps me a lot
– Honddoe
Nov 21 at 10:21
Thanks for your answer, it really helps me a lot
– Honddoe
Nov 21 at 10:21
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I did a quick search through the code and perhaps you have to call
elastic.NewBulkService(e_olivere). See here and here. Note that I've never used these libraries before, so not sure.– Mihai Todor
Nov 21 at 9:48
1
Thanks for your answer, it really helps me a lot
– Honddoe
Nov 21 at 10:21