How to connect to Amazon Elasticsearch Service with Spring Data ElasticsearchTemplate?
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I have my Elasticsearch cluster running on Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
I was trying to find the solution how to connect my java application to that Elasticsearch cluster but I could not find any other answers than via RestClient.
So my question is - Is there any way how can I create spring data ElasticSearchTemplate which will communicate with Elasticsearch running on my AWS ?
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I have my Elasticsearch cluster running on Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
I was trying to find the solution how to connect my java application to that Elasticsearch cluster but I could not find any other answers than via RestClient.
So my question is - Is there any way how can I create spring data ElasticSearchTemplate which will communicate with Elasticsearch running on my AWS ?
spring amazon-web-services
elasticsearch spring-data edited Nov 9 at 19:10
Chin Huang
7,93433238
asked Nov 8 at 20:17
Druudik
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Did you install Elasticsearch in EC2 instances yourself, or are you trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service?
– Chin Huang
Nov 8 at 20:52
@ChinHuang I am trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:37
But I would prefer the option where I can use ElasticSearchTemplate if there is any.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:49
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Amazon Elasticsearch Service allows communication only by the Elasticsearch REST API. Spring Data Elasticsearch 3.2 will introduce ElasticsearchRestTemplate using the Java High Level REST client. Because this version isn't released at the time I write this comment, our application directly uses the Java High Level REST client.
– Chin Huang
Nov 9 at 19:02
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I have my Elasticsearch cluster running on Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
I was trying to find the solution how to connect my java application to that Elasticsearch cluster but I could not find any other answers than via RestClient.
So my question is - Is there any way how can I create spring data ElasticSearchTemplate which will communicate with Elasticsearch running on my AWS ?
spring amazon-web-services
elasticsearch spring-data edited Nov 9 at 19:10
Chin Huang
7,93433238
asked Nov 8 at 20:17
Druudik
299
I have my Elasticsearch cluster running on Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
I was trying to find the solution how to connect my java application to that Elasticsearch cluster but I could not find any other answers than via RestClient.
So my question is - Is there any way how can I create spring data ElasticSearchTemplate which will communicate with Elasticsearch running on my AWS ?
spring amazon-web-services
elasticsearch spring-data spring amazon-web-services
elasticsearch spring-data edited Nov 9 at 19:10
Chin Huang
7,93433238
asked Nov 8 at 20:17
Druudik
299
edited Nov 9 at 19:10
Chin Huang
7,93433238
asked Nov 8 at 20:17
Druudik
299
edited Nov 9 at 19:10
Chin Huang
7,93433238
edited Nov 9 at 19:10
Chin Huang
7,93433238
edited Nov 9 at 19:10
Chin Huang
7,93433238
7,93433238
asked Nov 8 at 20:17
Druudik
299
asked Nov 8 at 20:17
Druudik
299
asked Nov 8 at 20:17
Druudik
299
299
Did you install Elasticsearch in EC2 instances yourself, or are you trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service?
– Chin Huang
Nov 8 at 20:52
@ChinHuang I am trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:37
But I would prefer the option where I can use ElasticSearchTemplate if there is any.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:49
1
Amazon Elasticsearch Service allows communication only by the Elasticsearch REST API. Spring Data Elasticsearch 3.2 will introduce ElasticsearchRestTemplate using the Java High Level REST client. Because this version isn't released at the time I write this comment, our application directly uses the Java High Level REST client.
– Chin Huang
Nov 9 at 19:02
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Did you install Elasticsearch in EC2 instances yourself, or are you trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service?
– Chin Huang
Nov 8 at 20:52
@ChinHuang I am trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:37
But I would prefer the option where I can use ElasticSearchTemplate if there is any.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:49
1
Amazon Elasticsearch Service allows communication only by the Elasticsearch REST API. Spring Data Elasticsearch 3.2 will introduce ElasticsearchRestTemplate using the Java High Level REST client. Because this version isn't released at the time I write this comment, our application directly uses the Java High Level REST client.
– Chin Huang
Nov 9 at 19:02
Did you install Elasticsearch in EC2 instances yourself, or are you trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service?
– Chin Huang
Nov 8 at 20:52
Did you install Elasticsearch in EC2 instances yourself, or are you trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service?
– Chin Huang
Nov 8 at 20:52
@ChinHuang I am trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:37
@ChinHuang I am trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:37
But I would prefer the option where I can use ElasticSearchTemplate if there is any.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:49
But I would prefer the option where I can use ElasticSearchTemplate if there is any.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:49
1
1
Amazon Elasticsearch Service allows communication only by the Elasticsearch REST API. Spring Data Elasticsearch 3.2 will introduce ElasticsearchRestTemplate using the Java High Level REST client. Because this version isn't released at the time I write this comment, our application directly uses the Java High Level REST client.
– Chin Huang
Nov 9 at 19:02
Amazon Elasticsearch Service allows communication only by the Elasticsearch REST API. Spring Data Elasticsearch 3.2 will introduce ElasticsearchRestTemplate using the Java High Level REST client. Because this version isn't released at the time I write this comment, our application directly uses the Java High Level REST client.
– Chin Huang
Nov 9 at 19:02
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Yes there definitely is. You would likely need a VPN connection or you could make ElasticSearch publicly available, but that isn't advisable.
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Yes there definitely is. You would likely need a VPN connection or you could make ElasticSearch publicly available, but that isn't advisable.
answered Nov 8 at 21:13
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Yes there definitely is. You would likely need a VPN connection or you could make ElasticSearch publicly available, but that isn't advisable.
answered Nov 8 at 21:13
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Yes there definitely is. You would likely need a VPN connection or you could make ElasticSearch publicly available, but that isn't advisable.
answered Nov 8 at 21:13
Josh Dayberry
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Yes there definitely is. You would likely need a VPN connection or you could make ElasticSearch publicly available, but that isn't advisable.
answered Nov 8 at 21:13
Josh Dayberry
333
answered Nov 8 at 21:13
Josh Dayberry
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answered Nov 8 at 21:13
Josh Dayberry
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answered Nov 8 at 21:13
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Did you install Elasticsearch in EC2 instances yourself, or are you trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service?
– Chin Huang
Nov 8 at 20:52
@ChinHuang I am trying to communicate with Amazon Elasticsearch Service.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:37
But I would prefer the option where I can use ElasticSearchTemplate if there is any.
– Druudik
Nov 9 at 6:49
1
Amazon Elasticsearch Service allows communication only by the Elasticsearch REST API. Spring Data Elasticsearch 3.2 will introduce ElasticsearchRestTemplate using the Java High Level REST client. Because this version isn't released at the time I write this comment, our application directly uses the Java High Level REST client.
– Chin Huang
Nov 9 at 19:02