By moving tokenization for categorization to Java we give users access to considerably more options for tokenizing their log messages prior to using ML to categorize them. Now all Elasticsearch analyzer functionality is available, which opens up the possibility to sensibly categorize non-English log messages.
Relates elastic/machine-learning-cpp#491
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@5d61b67614
This commit hacks up the xpack repo in such a way that it moves all
actions that the transport client uses to plugin core. It also moves
any classes that those actions use to plugin core, with a few
exceptions. I tried to split up any classes that pulled in server side
logic into the client, but that was not always 100% possible. Consider
this commit a guide, and since I do not know the codebase for each
plugin, consider it a best guess for what should be moved. A few other
things were merged in below.
This commit extracts the parts of Condition and AlwaysCondition that are
needed by classes that will be moved into the client package. The only
odd thing here is that since there are two parent classes (Condition and
AlwaysCondition) it was not possible to make AlwaysConditionInteral
extend from AlwaysCondition and still parse a ConditionInternal object,
which is what the ConditionFactory expects.
This commit removes the use of internal users in the User class, and
instead moves them to Authentication, where they are used.
[insert obligatory chuck norris karate image here]
ref elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#2925
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@42d0b72209
* Rename folder x-pack-core -> core
The jar remains 'x-pack-core-*.jar'
* Put group in top-level build.gradle instead of plugin/core/build.gradle
Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@b23452fa55
Dimitris Athanasiou
David Kyle
David Roberts
Michael Basnight
Lee Hinman