- App Search Guide: other versions:
- Installation
- Getting started
- Authentication
- Limits
- Users and access
- Guides
- Adaptive relevance events logs reference
- Analytics Tags
- Crawl web content
- Crawl a private network using a web crawler on Elastic Cloud
- Curations
- Facets
- Hierarchical Facets
- Indexing Documents
- Language Optimization
- Log settings
- Meta Engines
- Precision tuning (beta)
- Query Suggestions
- Search UI
- Relevance Tuning
- Result Settings
- Result Suggestions
- Role based access control (RBAC)
- Sanitization, Raw or Snippet
- Search
- Synonyms
- View web crawler events logs
- Web crawler
- Web crawler FAQ
- Web crawler reference
- Web crawler events logs reference
- API Reference
- Adaptive relevance API reference (beta)
- Analytics APIs
- Analytics clicks API
- Analytics counts API
- Analytics queries API
- API logs API
- Click API
- Credentials API
- Curations API reference
- Documents API
- Engines API
- Log settings API
- Multi search API
- Query suggestion API
- Schema API
- Search API
- Search API boosts
- Search API facets
- Search API filters
- Search API group
- Search API precision (beta)
- Search API result fields
- Search API search fields
- Search API sort
- Search API analytics tags
- Search settings API
- Source engines API
- Synonyms API
- Web crawler API (beta) reference
- API Clients
- Configuration
- Troubleshooting
Installation
editInstallation
editElastic App Search is packaged with Workplace Search as a single solution named Elastic Enterprise Search. Deploy Elastic Enterprise Search on Elastic Cloud or run the solution on-premises.
Get started now with a free Elastic Cloud trial:
Or, run self-managed deployments on your own infrastructure:
Deploying on Elastic Cloud
editDeploy Enterprise Search on Elastic Cloud with the following steps. For more details, see the relevant Elastic Cloud documentation.
Step 1. Log in to Elastic Cloud. If you’re using Elastic Cloud for the first time, create an account. New accounts include a free trial.
Step 2. Within Elastic Cloud, navigate to Create deployment to create your Enterprise Search deployment. If you’re using a new account, your free trial starts you on this screen automatically.
Choose Elastic Enterprise Search.
Optionally, change the values of other fields, such as cloud provider and geographic region.
Click Create deployment to deploy Enterprise Search.
Step 3. While waiting for the deployment to start, download or copy the elastic
user password shown on the screen.
You don’t need these credentials now, but they are shown only once.
Record them securely.
When available, choose Open Enterprise Search, which redirects you to the Enterprise Search home screen.
From the home screen, choose Launch App Search.
You’re ready to use Elastic App Search! Continue with Getting started.
Elastic Cloud documentation
editFor more information about Enterprise Search on Elastic Cloud, refer to the following Elastic Cloud documentation:
Resetting the Enterprise Search password
editIf you lose the password for the elastic
user, you’ll need to reset it through the Elastic Cloud console.
Navigate to the specific deployment within Elastic Cloud, and then click Manage and Reset password to get to the Security screen.
From there, click Reset password to complete the process.
Running on Elastic Cloud Enterprise (ECE)
editYou can deploy ECE on public or private clouds, virtual machines, or your own premises. ECE has supported Enterprise Search since version 2.6.
Learn how to enable Enterprise Search on ECE.
Running on ECK (Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes)
editOrchestrate Enterprise Search on Kubernetes using Elastic Cloud on Kubernetes (ECK), which supports Enterprise Search since ECK 1.2.
See Run Enterprise Search on ECK in the ECK documentation.
Running using Linux/MacOS packages
editElastic distributes Linux and MacOS packages for installing Elasticsearch, Kibana and Enterprise Search within your development environment or on production hardware you have provisioned.
See Installation within the Enterprise Search documentation for detailed installation instructions.
After installing and starting all components of Enterprise search solution, you should be able to access the Enterprise Search home screen and choose Launch App Search.
You’re ready to use Elastic App Search! Continue with Getting started.
Running using Docker images
editElastic distributes Docker images for Enterprise Search for running the solution within your development environment or on production hardware you’ve provisioned.
For help using these images, see Running Enterprise Search using Docker in the Enterprise Search documentation.
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