cubicweb-elasticsearch 2.0.0

Simple ElasticSearch indexing integration for CubicWeb

Summary

Simple ElasticSearch indexing integration for CubicWeb

Parameters

• elasticsearch-locations (CW_ELASTICSEARCH_LOCATIONS)

• index-name (CW_INDEX_NAME)

• elasticsearch-verify-certs (CW_ELASTICSEARCH_VERIFY_CERTS)

• elasticsearch-ssl-show-warn (CW_ELASTICSEARCH_SSL_SHOW_WARN)

Pyramid debug panel

To activate the debug panel, you’ll need to install pyramid_debugtoolbar, typically with:

pip install pyramid_debugtoolbar

Then, you’ll have activate the debug toolbar and include the ElasticSearch panel in your pyramid.ini:

pyramid.includes =

pyramid_debugtoolbar

debugtoolbar.includes =

cubicweb_elasticsearch.pviews.espanel

Alltext field

The cubicweb_elasticsearch.search_helpers.compose_search referencies a custom alltext field which contains all indexed text. This field must be defined in the custom Indexer mapping.

HTTPS and SSL certificates in communication with server

In some cases (ElasticSearch Kubernetes deployment for example), self signed certificates are used and can be ignored using elasticsearc-verify-certs, in this case, the python binding will issue warnings for each request, which is cumbersome when running requests in a ccplugin command. You can use elasticsearch-ssl-show-warn (CW_ELASTICSEARCH_SSL_SHOW_WARN) to remove those warnings (default is to show them). Most of the time, a better solution is to have proper certificates to authenticate the servers you are talking to.