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I read many articles on how NodeJs works internally, but I didn’t find any satisfactory answer, and hence I decided to write an article myself with practical examples so that people can actually run the snippet and play with it.
Primarily I’ll be covering the main components of this architecture like ‘Event Loop,’ ‘Event Queue,’ and a few concepts like ‘blocking’ and ‘non-blocking’ codes.
While using Elasticsearch to handle custom fields in your product, you soon hit the limit of the total number of fields in an index. Now, there are two ways to go.
1. Increase this limit just by updating index.mapping.total_fields.limit with a higher number. This will require additional memory for your Elasticsearch cluster.
In your product, you ought to know in-depth information concerning feature usage. With that, you also should be interested in knowing when exactly a particular feature was touched last.In this article, we're going to solve the problem of getting click counts on different entities/pages of your website to find out when a particular page last touched.
To solve this problem, two main solutions come to mind: