Hi,
I am using the Python Elasticsearch API
<http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/client/python-api/current/>
to interact with ES in my Python Flask application (server is Python
Tornado). Currently, as soon as the app gets a new user request, it does
esclient = Elasticsearch("127.0.0.1") and then uses this esclient to search
for the required data. But I recently read that ES has persistent
connections. So,
1. Should I save the esclient somewhere and reuse it instead of doing
esclient = Elasticsearch("127.0.0.1") for every request?
2. Would there be some resource leak if I forget about esclient after
the request and open a new one every time? Is there a way to close this
open connection?
I am also doing the same for another db, Redis in my app. Sorry, might seem
like a basic question but I am a bit confused.
Thanks-in-advance!
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