# tes
- Tes stands for Tool for Elasticsearch. Tes is a command-line tool based on
python elasticsearch APIs. Following are the various subtools under tes which can be used to invoke different kinds of elasticsearch APIs.
tes:cat is used to invoke cat api calls like count, allocation, health e.t.c.
tes:cluster is used to make api calls to elasticsearch cluster like stats e.t.c.
tes:node is used to make Node client api calls like info, stats e.t.c.
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