About this software
Elasticsearch Plugin is a GUI client that integrates Elasticsearch and OpenSearch access into JetBrains IDEs. It provides query DSL and KQL autocompletion, a searchable data view in table or JSON formats, and tools to create, update, and delete documents. The plugin supports multiple clusters, SSL and SSH authentication, and import/export of CSV and JSON files. Licenses are handled via JetBrains account, activation code, or license server.
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Benefits
- Quick cluster browsing: View clusters, indices, aliases, nodes, and templates from an IDE tool window.
- Query autocomplete: Autocomplete for Query DSL and KQL reduces query errors and typing time.
- Edit documents: Create, update, and delete documents in table or JSON views directly.
- Import and export: Import or export data via CSV, JSON, or dump files between clusters.
- Multiple connections: Connect to multiple Elasticsearch or OpenSearch clusters with authentication options.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation: Online docs describe installation, activation, and feature usage.
- License activation options: Activate via JetBrains account, activation code, or license server as documented.
- Bug reports and feedback: Developer site provides channels for feedback, bug reports, and feature requests.
- Plugin updates: Updates are published through the JetBrains Marketplace for installed IDEs.
- Community discussions: JetBrains community and forums host discussions and user questions about the plugin.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party Elasticsearch?
An integration component that connects JetBrains development tools with Elasticsearch, enabling access to Elasticsearch data and queries from within the IDE or toolchain.
How does it connect to Elasticsearch clusters?
Uses Elasticsearch's standard HTTP/REST APIs to communicate with clusters; configuration typically requires cluster endpoints and authentication credentials supported by Elasticsearch.
What security and authentication options are supported?
Relies on the authentication and encryption mechanisms supported by the Elasticsearch deployment, such as TLS and credential-based methods; consult deployment documentation for exact options.
Can it be used for index inspection and query execution?
Typically provides interfaces for browsing indexes and executing queries via Elasticsearch APIs from the development environment, subject to configured access rights.