You can free Elasticsearch information
1.5 download the source from the button above
1.5 download the source from the button above
Premium upgrade:
This XF2 add-on along with the entire collection can be purchased for $35.00 USD. Your Premium upgrade will allow you to download as many XF2 add-ons as you like for one year. Please see the entire collection located in the Resources area at this URL:
https://www.xf2addons.com/
Description:
Displays Elasticsearch information.
This add-on is very useful for deleting no longer used Elasticsearch indexes.
Note: this add-on only works on locally installed instances of Elasticsearch.
(Example of Elasticsearch information page)
Features:
Add 'elasticsearchinformation' to your forum URL. Must be an admin to view this page.
Note 1:
From the terminal you can use the following commands to check and or start Elasticsearch:
Note 2:
If Elasticsearch is not restarting when your do a System reboot, enter the following terminal command to have Elacticsearch automatically start when the system is rebooted:
This XF2 add-on along with the entire collection can be purchased for $35.00 USD. Your Premium upgrade will allow you to download as many XF2 add-ons as you like for one year. Please see the entire collection located in the Resources area at this URL:
https://www.xf2addons.com/
Description:
Displays Elasticsearch information.
This add-on is very useful for deleting no longer used Elasticsearch indexes.
Note: this add-on only works on locally installed instances of Elasticsearch.
(Example of Elasticsearch information page)
Features:
- Easily delete any Elasticsearch index.
- All phrases start with elasticsearchinformation_ for your convenience.
Add 'elasticsearchinformation' to your forum URL. Must be an admin to view this page.
Note 1:
From the terminal you can use the following commands to check and or start Elasticsearch:
service elasticsearch status
service elasticsearch start
Note 2:
If Elasticsearch is not restarting when your do a System reboot, enter the following terminal command to have Elacticsearch automatically start when the system is rebooted:
systemctl enable elasticsearch