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

Create a Qbox Elasticsearch index

554 views 2 February 18, 2019 Updated on July 13, 2019

Setup WPSOLR and Qbox

From WPSOLR 21.4.

This video suppose you already have an account at Qbox.

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

 

What is Qbox?

Qbox is a service to host Elasticsearch indexes. 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 Qbox

 

2 – Navigate to your Qbox dashboard

 

3 – Create your first Qbox cluster

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster menu
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster menu

 

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster hardware
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster hardware

3.1 – Set a name for your cluster

3.2 Select a Cloud Provider (where your nodes/VMs will be deployed)

3.3 Select a Cloud Provider region (depends on the Cloud Provider)

3.4 Select the Elasticsearch version

3.5 Select RAM size (for each node/VM)

3.6 Select vCPU size (for each node/VM)

3.7 Activate the ingest-attachment plugin

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster plugins
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster plugins

 

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster ingest attachment processor plugin
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster ingest attachment processor plugin

You need to activate this Elasticsearch plugin. Else, your indexes could fail to be created.

 

3.8 Create the cluster

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster creating
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster creating

Wait a few moments, until your cluster is ready to accept your first index.

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster created
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster created

 

3.9 Copy the cluster REST API (to paste in WPSOLR index admin)

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster REST API
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster REST API

3.10 Generate the cluster user/password (to paste in WPSOLR index admin)

Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster username/password
Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster username/password

 

4 – Create the Qbox Elasticsearch index from WPSOLR admin

4.1 The WPSOLR new index form

Qbox Elasticsearch: new index
Qbox Elasticsearch: new index
  •  (1), (2), then (3) to edit a new index
  • (4) Select “Elasticsearch” among index types
  • (5) Select “Qbox” among Hosting Services
  • (6) Set a name for you index, visible in WPSOLR admin
  • (7) Set a name for your index, visible in Qbox Kibana admin (only letters and “_”, no whitespaces)
  • (8) Paste the Qbox REST API copied from the Qbox console:
    Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster REST API
    Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster REST API
  • (10) Past username

    Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster username/password
    Qbox Elasticsearch: new cluster username/password
  • (11) Past password
  • (12) Create the index. Done!

    Qbox Elasticsearch: new index created
    Qbox Elasticsearch: new index created

4.2 Index your data

Qbox Elasticsearch: new index indexed
Qbox Elasticsearch: new index indexed

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