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Elasticsearch. Full-text search and analytics, the most used search engine.

One node, with its security on and a generated password for the elastic user. Its HTTP API is plain HTTP inside your network — put HTTPS in front before opening it to the internet. Wants a minute and about 1.5 GB to start. Its credentials are generated and kept as secrets.

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Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch · AGPL-3.0 / SSPL / Elastic License

What installing it does

Opens the New database page with this engine chosen — reviewed before it is created
Versions 9.5.3 · 8.19.22
1 secret generated and kept encrypted
Keeps its data in 1 volume — kept across redeploys
Opens nothing to the internet

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Elasticsearch, described once. Nothing to guess.

Full-text search and analytics, the most used search engine.

Versions

9.5.3 · 8.19.22

Image

elasticsearch

Ports

9200 HTTP API

Memory

1536 MB suggested — no limit unless you set one

Credentials

Generated, typed by you, or one of your shared secrets — kept encrypted as a secret, the password masked wherever it is shown.

Backups

A copy of its folders, taken while it runs, on a plan you choose, into your own bucket.

Variable	What it is
`ELASTIC_PASSWORD`	The password of the elastic user. Kept as a secret.
`discovery.type`	One node on its own. Also skips the checks meant for a cluster.
`xpack.security.enabled`	Require the password.
`xpack.security.http.ssl.enabled`	Plain HTTP inside your network, so applications need no certificate. Put HTTPS in front before publishing it.
`ES_JAVA_OPTS`	The Java heap. Keep it to about half the memory you give the container.
`node.store.allow_mmap`	Do not memory-map index files — they would need a kernel setting (vm.max_map_count) changed on the server.
`cluster.name`optional	A name for the cluster, shown in its API.

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Run Elasticsearch on your own server.

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