I’m working on an e-commerce site where products are indexed in Elasticsearch. Users search through fields like brand, publisher, product_name, and category. I typically give the highest boost to the name field when matching search queries. However, some product names are unique, and I want to adjust the boost based on a pre-determined score for each product’s name field that I store during indexing.

I am storing data in Elasticsearch in a parent/child relationship in the below format:

I’m trying to filter records based on multiple HTTP paths and methods, such as /api/v1/users with GET and /api/v1/product with POST for a specific CallerId. However, with the current query I’m using, I’m only retrieving records for one path.

Im looking for some help with Aggregates in my query. Overall i got it running pretty for however it is excluding data and im maybe using the wrong approach here. In my dataset i have an key called “productwaarden” that is a nested object. Inside this i hold data like this:

I want to query some ids from a index by DSL. The index mapping can be as:

I have the following data in my elasticsearch tenders index:

I would like to avoid parent/child solution and I am wondering if in a single query/request I can return some documents.

I would like to avoid parent/child solution and I am wondering if in a single query/request I can return some documents.

I want to get date_histogram during specific period, how to restrict the date period? Should I use the extended_bounds parameter? For example : I want to query the date_histogram between ‘2024-07-10’ and ‘2024-07-22’, and the fixed_interval could be changed. I query with this expression insruing having the same filter range in the query:

One of my clients uses Elasticsearch with their library catalogue software and from what we can tell whenever an authors surname features an apostrophe, refining the search results stops working.