veyepar: Workshop: Elasticsearch and the ELK Stack for .NET Developers

Author(s):	Greg Marzouka, Martijn Laarman
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RSVP HERE: https://ti.to/dotnetfringe/dotne...
In this workshop, attendees are going to rebuild NuGet search using a data dump from nuget.org.
We will start with a quick explanation of what Elasticsearch is, but will move quickly to get everyone&#39;s hands on the keyboard as soon as possible.  This workshop is going to be very hands-on!
We&#39;ll start off iterating over several approaches to getting data into Elasticsearch from a console application.  We&#39;ll show you what happens under the covers and explain best practices along the way.
Next, we&#39;ll write our own facetted search interface on top of the data we&#39;ve just indexed. 
Here attendees will learn about the Elasticsearch search API and its query DSL. We&#39;ll also write some aggregations and visualize them on our web application.  After that,  we&#39;ll show how you can create an awesome auto-complete search by leveraging Elasticsearch&#39;s completion suggester API.
Using Serilog, we&#39;ll show how structured logging to Elasticsearch can surface very interesting facts about your data in Kibana.
In the process attendees will gain familiarity with:

Elasticsearch
  Nancy
  Serilog
  Gaining insights into your application usage using Kibana
  Integrating search into your (web) application.

We hope attendees will get a feel of how much their data is really worth by giving it the ELK treatment!

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