<p>I just wrote another piece of text on my other blog. This time I wrote about the recently release elasticsearch plugin called Shield. If you want to learn more about securing your elasticsearch cluster, please head over to my other
New blog posts about bower, grunt and elasticsearch
Two new blog posts I want to point out to you all. I wrote these blog posts on my employers blog: The first post is about creating backups of your elasticsearch cluster. Some time a go they introduced the snapshot/restore
New blogpost on kibana 4 beta
If you are like me interested in elasticsearch and kibana, than you might be interested in a blog post I wrote on my employers blog about the new Kibana 4 beta. If so, head over to my employers blog: http://amsterdam.luminis.eu/2014/12/01/experiment-with-the-kibana-4-beta/
Big changes
The first 10 years of my career I worked as a consultant for Capgemini and Accenture. I learned a lot in that time. One of the things I learned was that I wanted something else. I wanted to do something
AngularJS directives for c3.js
For one of my projects we wanted to create some nice charts. Feels like something you often want but do not do because it takes to much time. This time we really needed it. We had a look at D3.js
Creativity, INC. – by Ed Catmull
A colleague of mine, Ronald Vonk, recommended this book to me. It is a book by one of the founders of Pixar, you know from all those fantastic computer animated movies. At pixar they created an continuous changing environment where
Using C3js with AngularJS
C3js is a graph javascript library on top of D3js. For a project we needed graphs and we ended up using c3js. How this happened and some of the first steps we took is written down by Roberto van der
Transform the input before indexing in elasticsearch
Sometimes you are indexing data and want to have as little to do in the input, or maybe even no influence on the input. Still you need to make changes, you want other content, or other fields. Maybe even remove