Beginner’s Crash Course to Elastic Stack - Part 6: Troubleshooting Errors

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This workshop is Part 6 of the Beginner’s Crash Course to Elastic Stack. Beginner’s Crash Course is a series of workshops for all developers with little to no experience with Elasticsearch and Kibana or those who could use a refresher. Throughout the series, we have learned about CRUD operations, fine-tuning the relevance of your search, full text search, aggregation, and mapping. As you continue your journey with Elasticsearch, you will inevitably encounter some common errors associated with the topics we have covered in the series. Join Elastic Developer Advocate Lisa Jung (@lisahjung) learn how to troubleshoot beginner level Elasticsearch errors! Time Stamp: - Using HTTP status and the response body to narrow down source of the error 5:32 - Common Errors 6:55 - Thought process for troubleshooting errors 7:40 - Errors associated with CRUD operations 9:28 (404 No such index[x], 405 Incorrect HTTP method for uri, allowed: [x], 400 Unexpected Character: was expecting a comma to separate Object entries at [Source: ...] line: x) - Errors Associated With Sending Queries 18:40 (400 [x] query does not support [y], 400 Unexpected character...: was expecting double-quote to start field name, 400 parsing_exception) - Errors Associated With Aggregations and Mapping 29:49 (400 Aggregation definition for [x], expected a [y], 400 Field [x] of type [y] is not supported for z type of aggregation, unsupported parameters: [meta:....], 400 Found two aggregation type definitions in [x]: y and z) Resources Table of Contents for Beginner’s Crash Course to Elastic Stack: https://ela.st/beginners-table-of-contents The link above includes the table of contents for all repos shared during the course. These repos contain all the resources shared during the workshops including the presentation slides, the recording, as well as Elasticsearch requests. Be sure to check out Part 6 repo as you follow along! Questions? Ask us on discuss.elastic.co Connect with us in our Slack workspace: https://ela.st/slack