Integrating Elasticsearch with PHP and Laravel will help you to achieve just what the title suggests. This video series will walk you through everything required to integrate Elasticsearch with your PHP / Laravel web application. The sections in the course will build from the ground up, starting with setting up your development environment all the way through creating a functional, searchable web application.

First you’ll set up your dev environment using Laravel Homestead, which provides a pre-packaged vagrant environment in which we’ll install Elasticsearch and set up our Laravel PHP application. Using this environment, we’ll start working through Elasticsearch basics, moving on to using two different Elasticsearch PHP clients before integrating Elasticsearch with our Laravel model using Laravel Scout.

This video series will not only leave you with the skills required to build a functional Elasticsearch integration in your PHP / Laravel web application, but will give you the knowledge required to extend this integration and solve real problems with real world applications.
Style and Approach

We will start by learning the fundamentals of Elasticsearch through the use of the Elasticsearch REST API, the Sense tool, and two different Elasticsearch PHP libraries. We’ll use those fundamentals to integrate Elasticsearch with our PHP / Laravel application, starting with the PHP libraries and expanding to the Laravel Scout package.

As we progress through sections we’ll create a database of information, adding more data types and performing more advanced queries and data analysis all while gaining knowledge that can be applied to solve real problems.



PREPARING OUR DEV ENVIRONMENT
— The Course Overview
— Setting up Laravel Homestead
— Install and Configure Elasticsearch
— Installing Laravel and Required Packages
ELASTICSEARCH BASICS AND TOOLS
— Basic Elasticsearch Concepts
— Manipulating Elasticsearch via the Command Line
— Intermediate Elasticsearch Concepts
— Elasticsearch Query DSL
SET UP TWO DIFFERENT PHP CLIENTS
— Configuring the Elasticsearch PHP Client
— Configuring the Elastica Client
— Setting up Data Structures in Elasticsearch PHP
— Setting up Data Structures in Elastica
QUERYING WITH TWO DIFFERENT PHP CLIENTS
— Performing Simple Queries with Elasticsearch PHP
— Performing Simple Queries with Elastica
— Performing Advanced Queries with Elasticsearch PHP
— Performing Advanced Queries with Elastica
SEARCHING MODELS WITH LARAVEL SCOUT
— Configuring Laravel Scout and Choosing a Driver
— Configuring Our Models
— Building a Simple Search Page
— Building an Advanced Search Page

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