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Bulk indexing in Elasticsearch is an important topic to understand because you might occasionally need to write your own code to bulk index custom data. In addition, experience with bulk indexing is important when you need to understand performance issues with an Elasticsearch cluster.

In Part II of the article, we'll focus on Qbox plugins that provide various third-party integrations including SQL, Neo4j graph platform, and Couchbase Transport, and we will examine language plugins that enhance querying and analysis of the text in Korean, Chinese, Polish, Hebrew, and several other languages.

In Part I of this overview, we'll explore the Qbox plugins for morphological and phonetic analysis, tokenization and concatenation, and native scripting, among others. By the end of this review, you'll have a better understanding of what plugins you might wish to install on your Qbox-hosted cluster.

The choice between self-hosted and managed Elasticsearch may involve multiple trade-offs that are hard to recognize. In this article, we'll compare these two alternatives: Qbox-hosted and self-hosted Elasticsearch to make you aware of salient pros and cons of these two options

"In this tutorial, we'll show how to create data visualizations with Kibana, a part of ELK stack that makes it easy to search, view, and interact with data stored in Elasticsearch indices."