A bundle of Teraslice processors for reading and writing elasticsearch data

• Elasticsearch Asset Bundle
  • APIS
  • Operations
  • Releases
  • Getting Started
  • Development
    • Tests
    • Build
  • Contributing
  • License

• elasticsearch_reader_api
• elasticsearch_sender_api
• elasticsearch_state_storage
• spaces_reader_api

• elasticsearch_bulk
• elasticsearch_reader
• id_reader
• spaces_reader

You can find a list of releases, changes, and pre-built asset bundles here.

This asset bundle requires a running Teraslice cluster. Documentation.

# Step 1: make sure you have teraslice-cli installed
# corepack ships with Node.js (v16.9+) and manages package managers automatically
corepack enable
pnpm add -g teraslice-cli

# Step 2:
# teraslice-cli assets deploy <cluster_alias> <asset-name[@version]>
# deploy the latest release to a teraslice cluster
teraslice-cli assets deploy cluster1 terascope/elasticsearch-assets

# or deploy a specific version to a teraslice cluster
teraslice-cli assets deploy localCluster terascope/elasticsearchassets@4.3.0

# or build from source and deploy to a teraslice cluster
teraslice-cli assets deploy cluster2 --build

This project uses pnpm as its package manager. pnpm is managed via corepack, which ships with Node.js v16.9+. To enable it:

corepack enable

This ensures the correct pnpm version (defined in packageManager in package.json) is used automatically.

Run the elasticsearch-assets tests

Requirements:

• docker - An OpenSearch container will be created using Docker

pnpm test

Build a compiled asset bundle to deploy to a teraslice cluster.

Install Teraslice CLI:

pnpm add -g teraslice-cli

teraslice-cli assets build

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

MIT licensed.