Jettro Coenradie

Technical Director
Amsterdam

When I was approached in 2014 to start a new Luminis business unit together with Sander Pagie, I seized this opportunity with both hands. What a journey that has become. Together with Sander I set up the business, shaped the team and helped many customers. I think it is important to work together with a multi-disciplinary team on strategic solutions for (search) related challenges for clients.

I am an experienced software architect with a focus on search technology. For years I have been working on the best search solutions for clients based on tools such as Elasticsearch and Solr. In addition to designing the architecture of search solutions, I still enjoy programming myself. Develop your own APIs based on, for example, a spring boot, build your own interfaces with React and think for yourself about the best way to make all that beauty available to users. This is possible via cloud-based solutions, but also on dedicated hardware.

In addition to providing search solutions, I also enjoy talking to others about this. I have already helped many teams with an elastic search training. I also spoke about search-related topics at several conferences.

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Development

Building resilient connections using a circuit breaker

Software systems are more and more integrated systems. They integrate with datastores, with log and monitoring systems, with services provided by other components (micro-services) and with SAAS from external parties. When using the cloud to run software components, they need...

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Search

Create a Robust Logstash configuration

The past week I was going over an ELK configuration for log processing at a customer. Like always, there were some things to improve. Before diving into the configuration, I wanted to have a look at a few options that...

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Search

Multiword synonyms in search using Querqy

There is one topic that gives even the toughest search engineers a headache, multi-word synonyms. There are some ways to sort of get a solution, one of them is a nice tool called Querqy. Querqy is created by René Kriegler....

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Search

Search Maturity Index

I have been helping customers with their search challenges for more than 10 years now. In these years, I recognized patterns in how companies deal with their search engine. Some time ago, we got the idea to create a maturity...

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Attending the Haystack conference (day 2)

Attending the Haystack conference

Using Compound words in Elasticsearch

Learning to rank search results [DevCon]

Being relevant with Solr

Creating an Elastic Canvas for Twitter while visiting Elasticon 2018

Elasticon 2018 Day 1

A fresh look at Logstash

Elasticsearch 6 is coming

Creating a search DSL

Relevant search results (with elasticsearch) [Codemotion 2017]

Monitoring our Devcon app backend with Elastic Beats

Creating an elasticsearch plugin, the basics

Elasticsearch 5 is coming, what is new and improved?

Using the new elasticsearch 5 percolator

Upgrade your elasticsearch 1.x cluster to 5.x

Gather insights from user events – part 1

Obtaining website analytics from google using java

The new elasticsearch java Rest Client – part 2

The new elasticsearch java Rest Client

Stack Overflow, Logstash, Elastic Graph

Using the elasticsearch Profile API

Elasticon 2016 Day 3

Blog Elasticon Day 2

Elasticon 2016 Day 1

ElasticSearch 2.0 and Pipeline Aggregations

First steps with elastic watcher

Article about elasticsearch geo support on found.no

Elastic.on 2015

Elasticsearch on the web week 10

Finding your blog abusers using Kibana 4 and logstash 1.5

Elasticsearch on the web week 8

Elasticsearch shield: First steps using java

Maintain elasticsearch: the indexes

Improve my AngularJS project with grunt

Create a REST endpoint on a Raspberry Pi using Amdatu

Experiment with the Kibana 4 beta

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