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Home » Your configuration journey, step by step » Configure your indexes » Create an ObjectRocket Elasticsearch index

Create an ObjectRocket Elasticsearch index

485 views 2 February 19, 2019 Updated on July 13, 2019

Setup WPSOLR and ObjectRocket

From WPSOLR 21.4.

This video suppose you already have an account at ObjectRocket.

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

 

What is ObjectRocket?

ObjectRocket is a service to host Elasticsearch indexes, among others. 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 ObjectRocket

 

2 – Navigate to your ObjectRocket dashboard

 

3 – Create your first ObjectRocket cluster

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: new cluster
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: new cluster

3.1 – Activate trial

3.2 – Set a name for your cluster

3.3 Select a type (of nodes/VMs)

3.4 Select a region (where your nodes/VMs are)

3.5 Select the Elasticsearch version

3.6 Create the cluster

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: creating cluster
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: creating cluster

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

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster ready
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster ready

 

3.7 Copy the cluster public url (to paste in WPSOLR index admin)

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster public url
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster public url

3.8 Generate an ACL/IP

Create an ACL to let your WordPress site access the cluster:

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster new acl
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster new ACL

 

Done:

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster acl ready
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster ACL ready

 

3.9 Generate a cluster user/password (to paste in WPSOLR index admin)

Create a user/password with role “admin”:

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster new user
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster new user

Done:

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster user ready
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster user ready

 

4 – Create the ObjectRocket Elasticsearch index from WPSOLR admin

4.1 The WPSOLR new index form

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

    ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster user ready
    ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: cluster user ready
  • (11) Past password
  • (12) Create the index. Done!

    ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: index created
    ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: index created

4.2 Index your data

ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: index indexed
ObjectRocket Elasticsearch: index indexed

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