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Using Search Templates in Elasticsearch 7.13
Search templates in Elasticsearch allow you to parametrize a stored search so it can be repeatedly executed with variables. In this hands-on lab, you will get to create and use search templates in Elasticsearch.
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Challenge
Create the flights_template Search Template
From the Kibana console, create the
flights_templatesearch template as follows:- Paginate the search results with a default page size of 25 and displays the first page by default.
- Perform a case-insensitive search on the
Carrierfield with thecarrierparameter and is defaulted to search for all carriers. - Perform a case-insensitive search on the
OriginCityNamefield with theoriginparameter and is defaulted to search for all origin cities. - Perform a case-insensitive search on the
DestCityNamefield with thedestinationparameter and is defaulted to search for all destination cities. - Sort the results by the
AvgTicketPricein descending order.
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Challenge
Render the flights_template Search Template without Any Parameters
From the Kibana console, render the
flights_templatesearch template without any parameters to test the query structure and default values. -
Challenge
Use the flights_template Search Template
From the Kibana console, use the
flights_templatesearch template with some sample searches. For example, try searching for flights by "Logstash Airways" from "Berlin" to "New York" with a results size of 10 per page.
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