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I currently want to index 132 Million documents over at my ES services hosted in aws ec2, I was able to do 98 Million, during a week.

I noticed that indexing speed progressively decreased as the index grew in size, its currently sitting at 44GB.

I tried pausing the process, and resuming it from certain points, but the speed was definitely not consistent.

Is there a relation between index size and document indexing speed?

Would appreciate a tip on how to improve index speed in these case, if possible guys, thanks in advance.

Cluster Settings

This is my build.gradle file:

I have the following huge dataset with me, containing a number of different app names and Sentiments under the attribute sent:

Has anyone experienced Webpack dependency compiling issues when using the AppDynamics library? And did you find a way to work around it? I believe this is an issue stemming from their library.

When trying to install the AppDynamics package for monitoring a Node.js/Express application, our Webpack build process is not able to import a handful of dependencies. Specifically, the errors output are:

This is how the page looks like in Chrome, when smooch is closed: https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/39260/829560/ByURnsF2qd3laSO/upload.png As you can see. the bottom of the page is fixed, so I cannot move past that. But on Firefox, when the smooch chat dialog is closed, the page looks like this: https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/39260/829560/BCrKoabYoWYjH0j/upload.png The chat windows being closed, should not be visible, but if I scroll down, it is there. If I open the chat, then the extra spacing disappears, and I cannot scroll the page down (it fixes the issue): https://s3.amazonaws.com/uploads.hipchat.com/39260/829560/5NraM0G864Qf1mU/upload.png

But this is only until I close it again, which will make it add the extra spacing, making the page scrollable. This is how I initiate smooch:

Is there a way to view a list of all the files that people have uploaded/attached to a channel? Perhaps even through the search feature or a slash command? Or maybe there's a simple plugin that adds this functionality?

As a comparison, this is a basic feature of HipChat and Slack, but I don't see it in Mattermost. I'm trying out Mattermost Team Edition version 3.6.2. But for the most part, Mattermost is a great and most welcome app.

I am migrating some code from hipchat to slack. There is one hipchat curl command I used to send dm's to users that I want to convert over to slack:

I am working with a chatbot operating on the lita ruby gem using lita-hipchat. After a response is made to lita using hipchat, lita will be able to return messages to the user who created the response through the reply method. I would like to change this pattern and be able to send a hipchat to a secondary user, essentially being able to cc or forward that same response to more than one user. Is this possible using only the Lita gem?

I am aware that sending messages through http or the hipchat gem is another option for sending messages to secondary users, but I would prefer to do this through lita.

I have this: $scope.products;
I set the value on it like this: $scope.products = plans; where plans is the result I get back from a call. If I debug, here, I have $scope and $scope.products in the debugger.

Example:

But then I do this from my .html: