Unfortunately the package doesnt include any sort of embedded version of Elasticsearch. Elasticsearch is a java application and needs to run seperately. I would suggest looking into the various cloud service providers for Elasticsearch:
Elastic Cloud
QBox
Bonsai
They can provide the Elasticsearch endpoint and optional security (in the case of Elastic Cloud) and then it is just a matter of configuring the plugin to use the endpoint host and off you go!
Must Elasticsearch Be Installed Separately?
When working with Elasticsearch, I usually have to install this: https://www.elastic.co/downloads/elasticsearch
Does this package avoid having to install that somehow?
Just curious, as that would certainly make deploying Elasticsearch a bit easier.
Hi Nicholas,
Unfortunately the package doesnt include any sort of embedded version of Elasticsearch. Elasticsearch is a java application and needs to run seperately. I would suggest looking into the various cloud service providers for Elasticsearch:
They can provide the Elasticsearch endpoint and optional security (in the case of Elastic Cloud) and then it is just a matter of configuring the plugin to use the endpoint host and off you go!
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