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When rebuilding/populating a large database with many nested fields, it can take 8-12 hours for the full rebuild. It would be great to know the progress as it goes.
I followed the code in django-elasticsearch-dsl all the way through the elasticsearch PIP package, and adding such a counter/progress printout doesn't seem straightforward, but I thought I'd report this feature request anyways.
Has anyone tried to add such a counter/progress meter?
Yes, it's possible to check how many records have been rebuilt in Kibana, but django-elasticsearch-dsl uploads documents in batches of 500, and each 500-document batch takes a long time. It would be great to know at a per-document level where the rebuild/populate progress is at.
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When rebuilding/populating a large database with many nested fields, it can take 8-12 hours for the full rebuild. It would be great to know the progress as it goes.
I followed the code in
django-elasticsearch-dsl
all the way through theelasticsearch
PIP package, and adding such a counter/progress printout doesn't seem straightforward, but I thought I'd report this feature request anyways.Has anyone tried to add such a counter/progress meter?
Yes, it's possible to check how many records have been rebuilt in Kibana, but
django-elasticsearch-dsl
uploads documents in batches of 500, and each 500-document batch takes a long time. It would be great to know at a per-document level where the rebuild/populate progress is at.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: