Creating meta engines in App Search to scale your search experiences
Blog post from Elastic
The introduction of meta engines in Elastic App Search with the 7.6 release offers a significant advancement for companies looking to unify and scale their search capabilities across multiple engines. Meta engines allow for the creation of a comprehensive search experience by aggregating results from individual sub-engines, each maintaining its own rules and autonomy. This innovative feature enables organizations to streamline user experiences by reducing the fragmentation caused by separate engines for different departments like customer support, marketing, and documentation. Despite the added complexity in managing search functionalities, meta engines provide enhanced flexibility and control for search administrators, who can establish custom rules and relevance settings independently of the sub-engines. Role-based access controls further support secure management of user permissions across engines. Available for both Elastic Cloud and self-managed versions, meta engines are designed to be cost-effective under Elastic’s new pricing model, which charges based on resources consumed rather than the number of users or operations.
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