Atlas Search
148 results found
-
Return the amount of results in a Search query
I don't think there's currently a way to see this today? Seems like a missing basic feature.
1 vote -
Test plan/suite for Atlas Search
Other search services like Elastic have public benchmarks of different data types so we can determine how they should perform: https://benchmarks.elastic.co/index.html
Would love to see the same for Atlas Search.
2 votes -
import index definitions from SOLR or ElasticSearch
I don't want to have to write my index definition over again. Is there a way I can import or transform it so that my existing definition can just work?
1 vote -
Support basic recommendations
In Elastic we leverage basic built-ins like "more like this" so we don't show zero results sometimes and also as a simple recommendation engine in cases we don't use our own custom recommendation logic
https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-mlt-query.html
1 vote -
Search Promo/Campaign management
In my company Marketing often wants to promote a search for a given period of time as a paid ad. I have to manually update the search index to do this; I'd love a way to just pin a search result to #1 for a period of time, like two weeks.
1 vote -
Add batch size configuration to Atlas Search
We have lots and lots of data we want to put in Atlas Search. In our experience this takes a lot of time and can overwhelm servers; we also want to be able to see as we upload data that our configuration is working.
1 vote -
Disable alerts during search index builds
We're building a full-text search index, and I guess that causes high CPU usage on the cluster. So I've been getting alerts pretty much every few minutes for about 16 hours. I went to "acknowledge" the alert, but since it's flapping, the acknowledgement gets removed when the CPU recovers, and then a new alert is generated a few minutes later.
I would like to be able to disable alerts during search index builds so that I am not spammed with emails.
0 votes -
API to know if FTS is enabled on a collection
As of now I can't find a way to detect whether a collection has FTS enabled or not. Indexes are not shown on the indexes() API. In a multi environment context, we usually want to implement a fallback implementation using another text search option when FTS is not available (dev or staging env for instance).
By not having an API to know if it's available or not, you can throw $searchBeta functions in a pipeline on cluster without FTS. It won't fail but you'll get no results. You cannot differentiate that from a true empty result set.
0 votes
- Don't see your idea?