Azure Search
Azure Search is a search-as-a-service solution that allows developers to incorporate a sophisticated search experience into web and mobile applications without having to worry about the complexities of full-text search and without having to deploy, maintain or manage any infrastructure
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Sub aggregation or pivot
Can we get solr pivot or sub aggregation equivalent functionality.
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add server cpu usage metric for azure search machines
I would like to get metrics for our azure search machines cpu in order to get a clear picture of put resources usage
1 voteWe have no plans to surface the CPU, or other resource consumption, of the infrastructure that powers Azure Search. We’re looking to go in a direction where you don’t need to think about the underlying machines and only need to be aware of the search API and data in your search service.
Thanks,
Mike Carter
Azure Cognitive Search -
No way to offset when sending pages to Azure Search
When using Azure Search entity recognition with larger documents, there is no easier way to mark an offset for each page based on the position in the text. This makes it difficult to join the entities returned afterwards.
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Review of Knowledge Store
I wrote a technical review of the Knowledge Store preview feature and wanted to share it with you. See attached.
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Re-Indexing framework
Azure Cognitive Search should allow for ease of rebuilding index from scratch without impacting the existing search. Flexibility in custom ingestion should also be allowed.
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Allow changing of attributes of a field once data has already been indexed
Common attributes users want to change are type (like int to string), doc-values, stored, indexed etc.
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Improve SLA to 99.99%
The current SLA is only 99.9%. That is out of sync with typical enterprise SLAs of 99.99% that our own applications must abide to for our customers.
Hence, this lower than typical SLA endangers our own SLAs. Please improve to 99.99%
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Multiple matching words listed higher
Is there a possibility to get search ranked results based on multiple matched words? I will give an example:
The input is "event test example" and I would like to have the results with more matching words higher than the other.
So the response could be:
1. "event test example"
2. "event example"
3. "event"
4. "example"Is there a functionality in Azure search for this process?
Thank you!
1 voteThis is how default result scoring in Azure Search works today. I would expect your results to be ordered exactly as you described if your search term was “event test example”.
Thanks,
Mike Carter
Azure Cognitive Search -
Record Identifier for Child Entities in Highlights
Currently, only the field name and the snippet of text are returned in the Highlights collection. In scenarios where matches are found in sub or child entities, it can be essential to identify which of the child entities the match was found - more important than the field name in most cases.
Example 1:
An index is built with Topics which have collections of Messages associated with them. Topic has fields like Title and Summary, and Message has fields of Author, Heading, BodyHighlights would only provide a Key of something like "Title", and "Message/Body"
If the desired rendering of…1 vote -
can we combine custom analyzer with fuzzy search?
i recently tried the phonetic filter in custom analyser. But it wasnt complete. I also needed words which sounded similar but were also spelled wrong
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Allow Index Management by Azure CLI
Implement create/delete/update indexes via the Azure CLI in addition to Azure REST Api capabilities. You can create the search service itself of course, but i see no way to create the index or indexers (e.g.) using Cli
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Provide an agent to watch a filesystem for document changes
I'm currently using dropbox for this, and it would be nice to bypass this step, and go directly to search
1 voteThank you for your feedback. While it is unlikely we’ll address this suggestion in the near future, we’ll reassess based on the number of votes it receives.
In the meantime – we do support indexer through Azure Files which would allow you to do what you’re looking for. Another alternative would be to use Logic Apps (or Flow), and create triggers for your file system, pushing the data into a blob or Posting it directly to the search index.
Thanks,
Elad
Azure Search Product Team -
These docs don't indicate whether or not you can get access to all the historical run data. If not, clarify, if so then how?
Provide ability to get access to and filter full indexer status history.
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importing data in Azure search services
Why can't I import data into Azure search services? I'm using the free trial, and there's no Import Data selection on the task bar.
1 voteCould you explain what you mean by ‘import data’. In Azure Portal we have ‘Import data’ command that enables you to connect to variety of data sources such as SQL Server, Cosmos DB, or blob storage. Then indexer can automatically sync data between your data source and your search index.
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Supporting easy migration of elastic search to Azure Search with complete compatibility
I came across this forum a bit later after already posting by query on github here https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/azure-docs/issues/41726
Thoughts?
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filterAndMergeMany
We need a way to update/merge all documents matching a filter criteria. E.g. only change one field for all documents matching a $filter specified.
1 voteThank you for your feedback. While it is unlikely we’ll address this suggestion in the near future, we’ll reassess based on the number of votes it receives.
Thanks,
Vinod
Azure Search Product Team -
DataSource Definition JSON always shows Connectionstring = null (By Design)
DataSource Definition JSON always shows Connectionstring = null (By Design).
The recommendation is that, instead of null, says: "Hidden for security purposes".
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Having contains option in lucene searchfilter
We have scenarios where based on context, we need to apply field-level filters- and seems clunky to create the filters through multiple 'or' statements on each of the filter parameter
1 voteWe need more information in order to respond to this feedback. The search.in is a great option for filtering a field based on multiple values. Please take a look and let us know if it does not suit your needs.
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Rest end point indexing capability like voyager search engine, that would be helpful otherwise we would have duplicate data in azure
Rest endpoint indexing capability like voyager search engine, that would be helpful otherwise we would have duplicate data in azure
1 votePlease provide additional information to make this feedback more actionable. Do you currently have data indexed in the Voyager search engine? Do they provide a REST API? What specific capabilities would you like to see Azure Search provide?
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Provide optimistic locking for out-of-order updates
Looking for functionality similar to how Solr does it: https://lucene.apache.org/solr/guide/6_6/updating-parts-of-documents.html
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