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Installing Elasticsearch on Container Systems
Introduction
This document outlines step-by-step instructions, to ensure a successful installation and configuration of Elasticsearch within containers.
To install Elasticsearch in a container-based system follow the provided steps:
Step#1: Download Deployment Files:
Download the ES-Deployment.yaml and ES-Service.yaml files from the provided links.ES-Deployment.yaml S3 link
Link: https://ovaledge.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/Elasticsearch/es-deployment.yaml
ES-Service.yaml S3 link
Link: https://ovaledge.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/Elasticsearch/es-service.yaml
Step#2: Add Deployment Files to Helm Chart:
Add the downloaded deployment files (ES-Deployment.yaml and ES-Service.yaml) to your Helm chart. You can place them in the appropriate directory within your chart structure.Update the Elasticsearch details in values.yaml file as shown in the above Screenshot.
Step#3: Deploy:
Deploy Elasticsearch using Helm with the added deployment files.Step#4: Check Status:
After deployment, check the status of Elasticsearch using the provided health checkURL http://<dns>/health/es/status
Replace <dns> with the appropriate DNS or IP address where Elasticsearch is deployed.
Note: If the Elasticseach configured as EFS then refer to the EFS document