This Week in Elasticsearch and Apache Lucene - Cluster Cloning in Hosted Elasticsearch
Blog post from Elastic
The weekly update on Elasticsearch and Apache Lucene discusses recent changes, improvements, and ongoing developments within the Elastic ecosystem. Key updates include enhancements in Elasticsearch such as re-enabling closures in the Groovy scripting plugin, improving translog recovery speed, and introducing the new Painless scripting language. The update also mentions the deprecation of term-level fuzzy queries and highlights changes to settings infrastructure, along with enhancements in deep pagination and task management frameworks. Apache Lucene is preparing for a 5.5.0 release, which will introduce backported features and debug the release process, while also transitioning from subversion to git. The update highlights improvements in geo queries, test coverage, and performance gains in geo point queries, alongside addressing test failures and refining various aspects of its API and build processes. The blog encourages readers to stay tuned for more updates and learning resources related to the Elastic ecosystem.
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