What are some production stats for running pelias?
locally.
clustered ES setup? Or can you get away with a modest beefy node?
Julian Simioni
@orangejulius
@nemothekid for all of our data in production its something like 70GB of data across i think 6 c4.4xlarge instances, with a few t2.medium instances for other things
but we run it on our local machines for development purposes with just a little bit of data imported, so it works fine on any machine really. even my home laptop which only has 4GB of ram works fine
Julian Simioni
@orangejulius
heya @/all, we're going to move to using pelias/pelias(https://gitter.im/pelias/pelias) as the primary Pelias gitter chat room. This mirrors the idea that github.com/pelias/pelias is the primary "meta-repo" for all of pelias. so, head on over there if you'd like.
Lou Huang
@louh
is this actual canonical chat or not? there's conflicting messages here and in pelias/pelias
Julian Simioni
@orangejulius
yeah, sorry for the confusion, we wanted to make pelias/pelias the meta-channel that is used for most discussion
it's totally cool if API-specific chats happen in here though
Amir Rahnama
@ambodi
HI guys. Can someone explain to me how GeoDisambigutation and FallbackQuery work?
happy to answer more specific questions if that doesn’t cover something well enough
Stephen Hess
@trescube
@ambodi GeoDisambiguation is currently disabled though we’re in the process of getting the kinks worked out
Brandon Liu
@bdon
any possibility that an API change the evening of October 24 resulted in a small number of calls to /v1/autocomplete returning features with properties missing the “label” attribute?
Julian Simioni
@orangejulius
@bdon possibly? is it still doing it?
if so send us some example queries and we'll take a look
Brandon Liu
@bdon
yes, i found it. i’ll open a ticket in pelias/api ?
I have indicated in pelias.json that textAnalizer is libpostal. How can I indicate that the addresses are in a certain language, such as catalan or spanish?
Stephen Hess
@trescube
2 things. first, the property is textAnalyzer. second, we don’t support multiple languages for addresses yet. are you referring to addresses being returned from pelias in a particular language?
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isabelfb
@isabelfb
@trescube Yes, I misspelled it in the message, but in pelias.json it's OK. On the languages issue, I understand that libpostal treats addresses differently depending on whether it is an English or an Spanish one, as it has different files in the resources/dictionaries folder for each language. The question is if I can indicate the language in order that libpostal knows the language to be treated.
Stephen Hess
@trescube
oh, i see, you’d to specify the language that libpostal uses to parse addresses in. using the command line executable, i see that you can specify the country using .country [code]. i poked around in the nodepostal code and it appears that language and country can be passed to the parser but we don’t currently support that. i can bring it up in our daily meeting (which is going on right now).
isabelfb
@isabelfb
@trescube Ok, thanks a lot
Stephen Hess
@trescube
is there a particular use case you’re seeing where specifying .country in the command line is resulting in a better parse?
hey @ppKrauss. most conversation happens over in https://gitter.im/pelias/pelias these days. can you tell me where you saw this channel referenced? if there's a link to here i'd like to update it
Jorge Velazquez
@jvelazquez90
Hi, I'm new to Pelias and install from scratch. The problem I am having is that importing data from CSV and polyline does not recognize administrative divisions. In my file pelias.json there is the option "adminLookup": true but even so when importing the CSV for example I choose [wof-admin-lookup] no country.