How to Define Your Own Elasticsearch Mapping - S1E21: Mini Beginner’s Crash Course

Join Elastic Developer Advocate Lisa Jung (@lisahjung) to learn how to define an optimal mapping for your use case to optimize the performance of Elasticsearch and save disk space. This is episode 21 of the Mini Beginner’s Crash Course to Elasticsearch and Kibana. Mini Beginner’s Crash Course is a series of short videos for developers with little to no experience with Elasticsearch and Kibana or those who could use a refresher. RESOURCES Find all the resources for the series here: https://ela.st/beginners-table-of-con... FULL-LENGTH WORKSHOP: This video is an excerpt from the Beginner’s Crash Course to Elastic Stack Part 5. If you prefer the full-length workshop format, check out the following link: https://ela.st/bcc-part5 By the end of this workshop, you will be able to explain what a mapping is and define your own mapping to make indexing and searching more efficient. Questions? Ask us on discuss.elastic.co or https://ela.st/slack Connect with us in our Slack workspace: https://ela.st/slack Make sure to join your local and virtual Elastic User Group to stay up-to-date on upcoming meetups: https://community.elastic.co/ #elasticsearch #mapping #elasticsearchtutorial #techcommunity #techtutorial