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Home » Your configuration journey, step by step » Configure your indexes » Create a Compose Elasticsearch index

Create a Compose Elasticsearch index

458 views 1 February 15, 2019 Updated on July 13, 2019

Setup WPSOLR and Compose

From WPSOLR 21.3.

This video suppose you are hosting your WordPress site at Compose.

You will see how to create a Compose Elasticsearch index with a few clicks.

 

What is Compose?

Compose is a managed cloud hosting platform. It can host your Elasticsearch servers. Rather than installing Elasticsearch on your own servers, you get a subscription and let the service manage your indexes on your behalf. No need of manpower, or servers, anymore.

Here is the video tutorial:

1 – Signup for a free trial at Compose

 

2 – Navigate to your Compose dashboard

 

3 – Create your first Compose Elasticsearch deployment

Image wpsolr-compose-elasticsearch-deployment-new.png of Create a Compose Elasticsearch index
Compose Elasticsearch: new deployment

(1) – Select “Elasticsearch” as your deployment template

(2) Select a location to host your application’s VMs (virtual servers)

(3) Select the Elasticsearch version (always choose the latest version)

(4) Select VMs initial size

(5) Start the application creation

Wait a few minutes until your Elasticsearch deployment is ready:

Compose Elasticsearch: new deployment preparing
Compose Elasticsearch: new deployment preparing

Yep, your Elasticsearch cluster is ready:

Compose Elasticsearch: new deployment ready
Compose Elasticsearch: new deployment ready

4 – Create a Portal User to secure access to your Elasticsearch cluster

4.1 – Navigate to the Portal User form

Compose Elasticsearch: new portal user menu
Compose Elasticsearch: new portal user menu

(1) Click on menu “Portal Users”

(2) Click on “Add Portal User” link

4.2 – Fill the new Portal User fields and save

Fill the Username and Password:

Compose Elasticsearch: new portal user form
Compose Elasticsearch: new portal user form

 

Done: the new Portal User is created:

Compose Elasticsearch: new portal user list
Compose Elasticsearch: new portal user list

5 – Create the Compose Elasticsearch index from WPSOLR admin

5.1 Back to your WordPress admin

Cloudways WordPress: admin home
Cloudways WordPress: admin home

 

5.2 Activate your WPSOLR license

WPSOLR admin: activate a license
WPSOLR admin: activate a license

 

5.5 The WPSOLR new index form

Compose Elasticsearch: new index
Compose Elasticsearch: new index
  •  (1), (2), then (3) to edit a new index
  • (4) Select “Elasticsearch” among index types
  • (5) Select “Compose” among Hosting Services
  • (6) Set a name for you index, visible in WPSOLR admin
  • (7) Set a name for your index, visible in Elasticsearch backend (only letters and “_”, no whitespaces)
  • (8) Paste the Compose Elasticsearch deployment HTTP connection
    Compose Elasticsearch: new deployment HTTP connection
    Compose Elasticsearch: new deployment HTTP connection

    Compose Elasticsearch: new index HTTP connection user:password replaced
    Compose Elasticsearch: new index HTTP connection user:password replaced
  • (9) Create the index. Done!

    Compose Elasticsearch: new index created
    Compose Elasticsearch: new index created

5.6 Index your data

Compose Elasticsearch: new index data indexed
Compose Elasticsearch: new index data indexed

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