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Let's dive right in! In the real world,
you'll probably be using elastic search on a cluster of Linux machines.
So we'll be using Linux in this course,
Ubuntu in particular.
Now, if you don't have an Ubuntu system handy that's totally okay,
I'm going to walk you through setting up a virtual machine on your windows or mac P.C. that lets you
run Ubuntu inside your existing operating system -
it's actually really easy to do.
Once we've got an Ubuntu machine up and running, we'll install elastic search, and just for fun,
we'll create a search index of the complete works of William Shakespeare and mess around with it.
After that, we'll take a step back and talk about elastic search and its architecture at a high level,
so you have all the basics you need for later sections of this course.
Roll up your sleeves and let's get to work.
Let's dive right in! In the real world,
you'll probably be using elastic search on a cluster of Linux machines.
So we'll be using Linux in this course,
Ubuntu in particular.
Now, if you don't have an Ubuntu system handy that's totally okay,
I'm going to walk you through setting up a virtual machine on your windows or mac P.C. that lets you
run Ubuntu inside your existing operating system -
it's actually really easy to do.
Once we've got an Ubuntu machine up and running, we'll install Elasticsearch, and just for fun,
we'll create a search index of the complete works of William Shakespeare and mess around with it.
After that, we'll take a step back and talk about elastic search and its architecture at a high level,
so you have all the basics you need for later sections of this course.
Roll up your sleeves and let's get to work.
Let's dive right in! In the real world,
you'll probably be using Elasticsearch on a cluster of Linux machines.
So we'll be using Linux in this course,
Ubuntu in particular.
Now, if you don't have an Ubuntu system handy that's totally okay,
I'm going to walk you through setting up a virtual machine on your windows or mac P.C. that lets you
run Ubuntu inside your existing operating system -
it's actually really easy to do.
Once we've got an Ubuntu machine up and running, we'll install Elasticsearch, and just for fun,
we'll create a search index of the complete works of William Shakespeare and mess around with it.
After that, we'll take a step back and talk about Elasticsearch and its architecture at a high level,
so you have all the basics you need for later sections of this course.
Roll up your sleeves and let's get to work.
Let's dive right in! In the real world,
you'll probably be using elastic search on a cluster of Linux machines.
So we'll be using Linux in this course,
Ubuntu in particular.
Now, if you don't have an Ubuntu system handy that's totally okay,
I'm going to walk you through setting up a virtual machine on your windows or mac P.C. that lets you
run Ubuntu inside your existing operating system -
it's actually really easy to do.
Once we've got an Ubuntu machine up and running, we'll install Elasticsearch, and just for fun,
we'll create a search index of the complete works of William Shakespeare and mess around with it.
After that, we'll take a step back and talk about elastic search and its architecture at a high level,
so you have all the basics you need for later sections of this course.
Roll up your sleeves and let's get to work.
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