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Custom Twitter Indexing With The Elastic StackCategory: Data
September 16th 2015How To Guides 2 min read For example, everyone wants to know if their company or product is trending on Twitter, or to monitor activity on relevant hashtags.
But if you want to dig deeper into the Twitter stream, it's best to use the ELK stack to make your own custom index.
One large bank, for example, uses ELK to monitor Twitter data to get early updates on the location of ATM failures (http://www.infoworld.com/article/2894955/application-development/elasticsearch-buys-into-search-as-service-rebrands-as-elastic.html).
If you liked this article about Twitter indexing with the ELK Stack then why not check out our post on https://logit.io/blog/post/benefits-of-using-the-elk-stack-for-centralised-logging.
But if you want to dig deeper into the Twitter stream, it's best to use the ELK stack to make your own custom index.
One large bank, for example, uses ELK to monitor Twitter data to get early updates on the location of ATM failures (http://www.infoworld.com/article/2894955/application-development/elasticsearch-buys-into-search-as-service-rebrands-as-elastic.html).
If you liked this article about Twitter indexing with the ELK Stack then why not check out our post on https://logit.io/blog/post/benefits-of-using-the-elk-stack-for-centralised-logging.
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