manticore | Static site generator in python | Static Site Generator library
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A simple, minimal static site generator in Python.
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- Render posts
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QUESTION
I'm on my trial to test elasticcloud. But now I got problem to create pipeline from logstash to elasticcloud. Here is my logstash.conf output
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Answered 2021-Mar-30 at 15:59Instead of trying to connect to Elastic Cloud via the username/password from the deployment, try to use the Cloud_ID/Cloud_Auth combination:
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I am using the latest code of git@github.com:deviantony/docker-elk.git repository to host ELK stack with docker-compose up command. Elastic search and kibana are running fine.
Although I cannot index into logstash with my logstash.conf which is as shown below:
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Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 16:47In your output elasticsearch plugin, set the hosts property to elasticsearch:9200.
QUESTION
I have an index of data in Manticore that includes a JSON field (called readings that is structured like this:
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Answered 2021-Feb-18 at 03:09It's only possible if you duplicate the keys in a JSON array:
QUESTION
I have a plain text index that sucks data from MySQL and inserts it into Manticore in a format I need (e.g. converting datetime strings to timestamp, CONCATing some fields etc.
I then want to create a second plain text index based off this data to group it further. This will save me having to either re-run the normalisation that's done to the first index on INSERT or make it easier for me to query in the future.
For example, my first index is a list of all phone calls that have been made / received (telephone number, duration, agent). The second index should group by Year-Month-Date in such a way that I can see how many calls each agent made on that day. This means I end up with idx_phone_calls and idx_phone_calls_by_date.
Currently, I generate the first index from MySQL, then get Manticore to query itself (by setting the MySQL host to localhost. It works, but it feels as though I should be able to query Manticore directly from within the index. However, I'm struggling to find if that's possible.
Is there a better way to do it?
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Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 10:31Well Sphinx/Manticore, has its own GROUP BY function. So maybe can just run the final query against the original index anyway, avoid the need for the second index.
Sphinx's Aggregation (in some way) is more powerful than MySQL, and can do some 'super aggregation' functions (like with WITHIN GROUP ORDER BY)
But otherwise there is no direct way to create an off another (eg there is no CREATE TABLE idx_phone_calls_by_date SELECT ... FROM idx_phone_calls ... )
Your 'solution' of directing indexer to query the data from searchd is good. In general this should be pretty efficent, particully on localhost, there is little overhead. Maintains the logical seperation of searchd being for queries, indexer being for well building indexes.
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I'm having an issue trying to import a CSV file into my elastic search instance using log stash. i'm using the pre-configured Docker ELK stack.
the error i recive when i run the command is as follows :
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Answered 2020-Apr-03 at 13:50Do you have the Elasticsearch REST service running?
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I've installed for local testing elasticsearch and logstash which seems to not see the local es - any idea how es is seen within the cluster/ns ?
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Answered 2020-Feb-04 at 08:47Ok so I found out how the dns's work
first find out the service name :
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When I using GROUP BY syntax in Manticore, there are results with duplicated grouped id. We've just migrated from sphinx 2.X to the latest Manticore, and in Sphinx there wasn't this promlem with the same query.
This is the sphinxQL query:
SELECT model_id, model_root, model_name FROM search WHERE model_id != 0 GROUP BY model_root WITHIN GROUP ORDER BY model_level ASC ORDER BY model_level ASC, model_occurrence DESC, model_name ASC LIMIT 0, 13
So grouped the model_root, and there is a duplicated key at -> 10,11 (Cannon) -> This is not what I expected.
This is the result:
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Answered 2020-Jan-17 at 08:16I've reproduced your issue. Yes, Manticore's behaviour differs in this case and most likely the default max_matches value (1000) is not enough comparing to Sphinx 2.x. In case of the test you have provided max_matches=1025 should be enough (while in Sphinx 2.2 it's 892). In your production case please experiment with the most optimal value yourself.
Please read about how max_matches affects grouping results here https://docs.manticoresearch.com/latest/html/searching/grouping_clustering_search_results.html
QUESTION
I am attempting to write a random tavern name generator, and would like the names to be ready when the document loads, and for a button click to generate a new name.
I am wondering if I am able to combine this document.ready function:
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Answered 2019-Sep-02 at 19:06I'd suggest putting your code into a function since you need to use it multiple times. The first instance runs when the page loads, then you can bind the second to a click event.
QUESTION
Unable to map the logstash with ElasticSearch on linux
I just run the below command and it shows all the running images on docker
sudo docker ps
Output:
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Answered 2019-Aug-23 at 09:39As @Mihai pointed out in the comments, "localhost:9200" is not correct. The logstash container will try to communicate with itself on the port 9200 but nothing is listening on there.
The second problem I see is that you're passing the logstash configuration file as parameter (or command) to docker. Moreover you should avoid using the --link option since it's deprecated and prefer the network generation.
In other words, the commands should look like this:
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It's basically what the title says, the ciphers ain't supported in jruby-openssl, and I've got a production issue. I need one of these:
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Answered 2019-Jan-29 at 11:09In the end, after much research and chagrin, we wrote a Java library that sends the HTTP requests and exposed the relevant arguments for this particular use case. Writing Java for JRuby is typically the worst of both worlds, but in this case - the requirements being so simple - it was quite painless.
Here's how things look in the end ruby-side:
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Create a virtual environment - virtualenv venv
Run pip install -r requirements.txt
Add posts in markdown format in the content folder. In content/resume for resume. In content/default for blog posts.
Check commands with python build.py --help
E.g. To generate a blog, Type python build.py --default default An output folder will be created with the markdown files in content/default The directory structure in the output folder \output \posts home.html
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