Elasticsearch

Extract data from a ElasticSearch / OpenSearch instance

Setup

The following credentials keys are accepted:

• host (optional) -> The hostname / ip of the instance

• port (optional) -> The port of the instance. Default is 9200

• user (optional) -> The username to access the instance

• password (optional) -> The password to access the instance

• http_url (optional) -> Comma-separated list of HTTP URLs to connect to the cluster

• cloud_id (optional) -> Elastic Cloud deployment ID

• api_key (optional) -> API key for authentication (when using Cloud ID)

• service_token (optional) -> Bearer token for authentication

• tls (optional) -> whether to use TLS for connecting (true/false)

• cert_file (optional) -> the client certificate for TLS (file path or raw)

• cert_key_file (optional) -> the client key for TLS (file path or raw)

• cert_ca_file (optional) -> the client CA certificate for TLS (file path or raw)

Using sling conns

Here are examples of setting a connection named ELASTICSEARCH. We must provide the type=elasticsearch property:

$ sling conns set ELASTICSEARCH type=elasticsearch host=<host> user=<user> password=<password> port=9200

Environment Variable

export ELASTICSEARCH='elasticsearch://user:[e-mail]:9200'

export ELASTICSEARCH_CLOUD="{ type: elasticsearch, cloud_id: '<cloud_id>', api_key: '<api_key>' }"

Sling Env File YAML

See here to learn more about the sling env.yaml file.

connections:
  ELASTICSEARCH:
    type: elasticsearch
    host: host.ip
    port: 9200
    user: <user>
    password: <password>
    tls: true # if TLS connection needed

  ELASTICSEARCH_URL:
    type: elasticsearch
    http_url: http://host1:9200,http://host2:9200

  ELASTICSEARCH_CLOUD:
    type: elasticsearch
    cloud_id: deployment:id
    api_key: your_api_key

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