R help - Apr 2014 - Integrating R with Elasticsearch and Symfony2

Hi,

I have no idea if this is the right place to ask - if not, please tell me a
better suited one :)

We are currently building a system that consists of an Angular-JS frontend,
a Symfony2 backend and an Elasticsearch 1.1 cluster, all on Ubuntu 12.04.
Now we're starting to do statistical analysis with R, but only so far
standalone with the Windows edition of R and CSV exports of the data.

So what I would like to find out is what would be a good way to integrate R
into our architecture. We could exec R from Symfony2, we could develop an
Elasticsearch plugin, we could run R from the command line and pump the
results back to Elasticsearch...

Any good ideas or contacts appreciated!

Thanks,
  Ingmar


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On April 17, 2014 2:37:16 AM PDT, Ingmar Heinrich <ingmar.heinrich at
crobo.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have no idea if this is the right place to ask - if not, please tell
>me a
>better suited one :)
>
>We are currently building a system that consists of an Angular-JS
>frontend,
>a Symfony2 backend and an Elasticsearch 1.1 cluster, all on Ubuntu
>12.04.
>Now we're starting to do statistical analysis with R, but only so far
>standalone with the Windows edition of R and CSV exports of the data.
>
>So what I would like to find out is what would be a good way to
>integrate R
>into our architecture. We could exec R from Symfony2, we could develop
>an
>Elasticsearch plugin, we could run R from the command line and pump the
>results back to Elasticsearch...
>
>Any good ideas or contacts appreciated!
>
>Thanks,
>  Ingmar
>
>
>*Ingmar Heinrich*
>
>*CTO*
>
>
>
>*crobo GmbH*
>
>Berlin HQ: Schwedter Str. 263 | 10119 Berlin | Germany
>
>Hamburg Office: Wendenstr. 21 | 20097 Hamburg | Germany
>t: +49 (0)30-6108147-01
>
>e: ingmar.heinrich at crobo.com
>
>s: ingmar.heinrich
>
>w: www.crobo.com
>
>
>Managing Director: Matthias Lesch
>Sitz und Registergericht: Berlin Charlottenburg HRB139518B
>USt-IdNr: DE281528178
>
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>
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