Elasticsearch Query Language: ES|QL
A presentation at Meetup ElasticFR #92 in in Paris, France by David Pilato
Elasticsearch Query Language ES|QL o s e d li David Pilato - @dadoonet Developer | Evangelist & s m e d
A brief history of Elasticsearch’s analytical capabilities 2010 2013 2014 2015 2023 Elasticsearch 0.9 Elasticsearch < 0.90 Elasticsearch 1.0 Elasticsearch 2.0 Elasticsearch 8.11 Facets Facet terms-stats Aggregations Pipeline aggregations ES|QL
ES|QL • Language • Engine • Visualization
o e d li ES|QL in action https://github.com/dadoonet/esql-demo s & s m e d
PROJECTIONS Each language client will offer a selection of projections relevant to that language ecosystem. RESULT DATA Ways to consume ES|QL results Users can consume raw data directly from the server output in one of several formats. DataFrame Object / Dict Cursor For mapping domain objects within a client application For incremental consumption of results, with implicit pagination For data science and analytics; integration with frameworks like Pandas Text CSV JSON Human-readable format ideal for interactive work, CLIs, etc Raw CSV data to load directly into spreadsheets and ETL processes Structured response containing metadata and data in a 2D value array Bring your own Custom projections built atop raw server output Apache Arrow Dataframe IPC format
Object API https://github.com/dadoonet/elasticsearch-java-client-demo String query = “”” FROM persons | WHERE name == “David” | KEEP name | LIMIT 1 “”“; Iterable<Person> persons = client.esql() .query(ObjectsEsqlAdapter.of(Person.class), query); for (Person person : persons) { assertNull(person.getId()); assertNotNull(person.getName()); }
ResultSet JDBC API https://github.com/dadoonet/elasticsearch-java-client-demo String query = “”” FROM persons | WHERE name == “David” | KEEP name | LIMIT 1 “”“; try (ResultSet resultSet = client.esql() .query(ResultSetEsqlAdapter.INSTANCE, query)) { assertTrue(resultSet.next()); assertEquals(“David”, resultSet.getString(1)); }
Elasticsearch Query Language ES|QL o s e d li David Pilato - @dadoonet Developer | Evangelist & s m e d
Dans cette session sans slides, nous découvrirons par la pratique ce qu’apporte le nouveau language ES|QL pour aller fouiller dans nos données indexées dans Elasticsearch et ce, de façon interactive et visuelle.
ES|QL et surtout le nouveau moteur derrière l’API _query apportent à la fois une syntaxe simplifiée permettant d’affiner vos résultats, étape par étape et ajouter de nouvelles fonctionnalités comme par exemple l’enrichissement de données et la transformation à la volée, directement dans votre requête, mais également des performances inégalées.
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Resources
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Event page
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Demo code
The code played during the demo
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Playground page
If you want to try ES|QL, there’s an open instance with some data.
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ES|QL Guide
The official guide
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Java Demo code
The Java demo for ES|QL
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