aws-es | AWS ES Node Binding | Web Services library

I am using filebeat to send my application logs to Elasticsearch and directly connecting to my Elasticsearch for sending the logs.

My file beat configuration

I am trying to query an AWS ElasticSearch Domain from a Lambda worker.

To do so, I am using http-aws-es and the main javascript client for Elastic Search.

I query documents with the following relevant fields:

• A ref field - String
• A status field - String ENUM (REMOVED, BLOCKED, PUBLISHED, PENDING, VERIFIED)
• A field field - String Array
• A thematics field - String Array

What I want to achieve is:

1. Filter all documents that are not either PUBLISHED or VERIFIED or where the ref field is set
2. Return the best matches with my keywwords argument (string array) relatively to values in field and thematics
3. Sort to put documents with PUBLISHED status first
4. Limit the number of results to 20

I found the more_like_this operator, and gave it a try. I build step by step my query and the actual version, at least, doesn't return an error, but no documents are returned. It still misses the ref filter + #3 and #4 from above. Here is the query :

So, i have a k8s cluster running on AWS, provisioned using kops. I have created a secret locally, using kubectl:

I am using Serilog to write logs into AWS Elasticsearch Service in my .NET Core application but when logging into Kibana I don't see any logs written.

I'm using the AWS Elasticsearch service and would like to connect via elasticsearch.js, but a port is required.

It looks like AWS only offers the REST API (e.g. via curl), running on port 80. My cluster is up and I can access via the browser, but not via elasticsearch.js.

This example doesn't work for me:

When using the elasticsearch client (from the elasticsearch npm version 15.4.1), the AWS elasticsearch service complains about an Invalid Host Header. This happens for every request even though they work.

I double-checked the configuration for initializing the elasticsearch client and the parameter "host" is correctly formed.

I have an elasticsearch cluster running on AWS. I need to connect with elasticsearch cluster with Angular 6, what is the best way to achieve this ?. I have an access key & secret key and I have an access policy in elasticsearch that allows this user with full access. I use this below code in NodeJs.

I am using the npm elasticsearch package to search my AWS ES domain. Everything seems to work fine when I use Postman to make POST requests with my AWS IAM credentials. I wanted to do the same in my code (node.js). I referred to this answer here: How to make calls to elasticsearch apis through NodeJS?

Here is code:

I'm using the elasticsearch API for node.js to make the following query to aws elasticsearch.

The elasticsearch documentation says that the request body search uses the GET method.

I'm using wireshark to look at the request send by my application with the body search method and I see that the method used is a POST.

Why is sending a POST? I want to allow only GET request to my domain.

elasticsearch.js