SearchBlox for Elastic Cloud

SearchBlox Enterprise Search works smoothly with Elastic Cloud, so you can use Elastic’s managed OpenSearch service while still benefiting from SearchBlox’s powerful search features.

Key Features

Multi-source Connectivity: Search across 326+ different data sources from one place.
Enterprise Security: Manage users with SearchBlox login, LDAP/AD, or Okta, and protect data with collection, document, and field-level security plus encryption.
Global Ready: Supports 36 languages and works with 33+ document formats.
Developer Friendly: Offers easy-to-use REST APIs and ready-made search widgets for quick integration.
Flexible Deployment: Can be used on-premise (your own servers) or in the cloud.

Supported Platforms:

Windows
CentOS/RHEL
Ubuntu
Amazon Linux 2

OpenSearch Compatibility:
Certified with OpenSearch v2.11 on Elastic Cloud

Configuration Steps

Set Up Elastic Cloud
Create a new OpenSearch (v2.11) deployment in Elastic Cloud.
Save these details:
1. OpenSearch endpoint (URL)
2. Admin username
3. Password

Update the OpenSearch details in your SearchBlox setup and then restart the SearchBlox service as shown in the following.

Edit the file <SEARCHBLOX_INSTALLATION_PATH>/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/searchblox.yml to update the opensearch url endpoint, username and password. Here we provided a sample searchblox.yml configuration below:
searchblox.deployment.type:<Empty>
searchblox.elasticsearch.host: xxxxx-azure.es.eastus2.azure.elastic-cloud.com
searchblox.elasticsearch.port: 9243
searchblox.elasticsearch.basic.username: elastic
searchblox.elasticsearch.basic.password: Ue7Dl5RElANBRgqHviMRdXXX
Restart the SearchBlox service and wait for 30 seconds to access your SearchBlox Admin Console.