Everything worked perfectly. Exactly what I wanted. Thanks!
Our clients are pleased,
they've noticed a huge increase in performance and resilience.
// What You Get
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The Open Source Advantage
Our service is proudly powered by Elasticsearch and Apache Lucene, the open source industry standard for fast full-text search.
Now your application's search can benefit from years of effort invested by a community of expert developers. Bottom line: you get the best features and functionality available.
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Results in Real-Time
Your customers are conditioned to expect fast full-text search, and Bonsai delivers. Studies show that faster websites are more attractive, and every millisecond matters when it comes to your customers' satisfaction.
Search your site's activity as it happens, with Elasticsearch's cutting-edge real-time updates.
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Distributed by Default
Build a high-scale, high-availability search index with confidence. Elasticsearch is built with data distribution in mind, for today's modern cloud hosting environments.
Partition your index into shards to expand your capacity, and add replicas to support higher availability and search traffic volume.
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Supported by Specialists
At One More Cloud, we have been serving production full-text search for thousands of other customers since 2009. Our sister service Websolr is one of the first, and most popular, Heroku addons.
We're experts in web development, distributed systems and Lucene, and we're here to help.
// Easy Integration
Create an Index
curl -X POST http://index.bonsai.io/testing
Add Documents
curl http://index.bonsai.io/testing/articles -d '{
title: "Hello world",
body: "JSON on the command line with curl!"
}'
Search
curl -XGET http://use.bonsai.io/testing/articles/_search -d '{
"query": {
"text": { "_all": "Hello, curl!" }
}
}'
Indexing
class Article < ActiveRecord::Base
include Tire::Model::Search
include Tire::Model::Callbacks
end
@article = Article.create(
title: "Hello world...",
body: "It's just Ruby and Tire."
)
Searching
Article.search do
query { text 'hello' }
facet('timeline') { date :published_at, interval: 'month' }
sort { by :published_at, 'desc' }
end
Implemented with Tire.
Indexing
client = ElasticSearch('http://index.bonsai.io/')
article = {
"title": "Hello world",
"body": "It's just Python and pyelasticsearch!"
}
client.index(article, "testing", "articles", 1)
Searching
client.search({
"query" => {
"text" => {
"_all" => "Hello Python"
}
}
})
ElasticSearch has a comprehensive collection of open source clients. Its RESTful HTTP API can be integrated within your platform of choice, specifically including:
.NET, Catalyst, Clojure, CouchDB, Django, Drupal, Erlang, EventMachine, Flume, Grails, Hadoop, Perl, Play!, Rails, Symfony2, Terrastore.