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Add an Elasticsearch resource to the Meroxa Platform
$ meroxa resources create ${resource_name} --type elasticsearch --url "https://${es_username}:${es_password}@${es_url}:${es_port}" --metadata '{"index.prefix": "${es_index}","incrementing.field.name": "${es_incrementing_field}"}'
try on your machine
This command creates a resource in Meroxa for connecting to an Elasticsearch instance. Here's the breakdown of the command:
meroxa resources create
: This is the command to create a resource in Meroxa.${resource_name}
: This is a placeholder for the name of the resource you want to create. You need to replace it with the actual name you want to give to the resource.--type elasticsearch
: This specifies the type of resource to create, which in this case is Elasticsearch.--url "https://${es_username}:${es_password}@${es_url}:${es_port}"
: This specifies the URL of the Elasticsearch instance you want to connect to. You need to replace${es_username}
,${es_password}
,${es_url}
, and${es_port}
with the appropriate values for your Elasticsearch instance.--metadata '{"index.prefix": "${es_index}","incrementing.field.name": "${es_incrementing_field}"}'
: This specifies additional metadata for the resource. Here, it sets the"index.prefix"
metadata to${es_index}
and the"incrementing.field.name"
metadata to${es_incrementing_field}
. You need to replace${es_index}
and${es_incrementing_field}
with the appropriate values for your Elasticsearch instance.
In summary, this command creates a resource in Meroxa for connecting to an Elasticsearch instance, with the specified URL and additional metadata.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.