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Version: 2.3.8

Elasticsearch

Elasticsearch source connector

Description​

Used to read data from Elasticsearch.

support version >= 2.x and <= 8.x.

Key features​

Options​

nametyperequireddefault value
hostsarrayyes-
usernamestringno-
passwordstringno-
indexstringnoIf the index list does not exist, the index must be configured
index_listarraynoused to define a multiple table task
sourcearrayno-
queryjsonno{"match_all": {}}
scroll_timestringno1m
scroll_sizeintno100
tls_verify_certificatebooleannotrue
tls_verify_hostnamesbooleannotrue
array_columnmapno
tls_keystore_pathstringno-
tls_keystore_passwordstringno-
tls_truststore_pathstringno-
tls_truststore_passwordstringno-
common-optionsno-

hosts [array]​

Elasticsearch cluster http address, the format is host:port, allowing multiple hosts to be specified. Such as ["host1:9200", "host2:9200"].

username [string]​

x-pack username.

password [string]​

x-pack password.

index [string]​

Elasticsearch index name, support * fuzzy matching.

source [array]​

The fields of index. You can get the document id by specifying the field _id.If sink _id to other index,you need specify an alias for _id due to the Elasticsearch limit. If you don't config source, it is automatically retrieved from the mapping of the index.

array_column [array]​

The fields of array type. Since there is no array index in es,so need assign array type,just like {c_array = "array<tinyint>"}.

query [json]​

Elasticsearch DSL. You can control the range of data read.

scroll_time [String]​

Amount of time Elasticsearch will keep the search context alive for scroll requests.

scroll_size [int]​

Maximum number of hits to be returned with each Elasticsearch scroll request.

index_list [array]​

The index_list is used to define multi-index synchronization tasks. It is an array that contains the parameters required for single-table synchronization, such as query, source/schema, scroll_size, and scroll_time. It is recommended that index_list and query should not be configured at the same level simultaneously. Please refer to the upcoming multi-table synchronization example for more details.

tls_verify_certificate [boolean]​

Enable certificates validation for HTTPS endpoints

tls_verify_hostname [boolean]​

Enable hostname validation for HTTPS endpoints

tls_keystore_path [string]​

The path to the PEM or JKS key store. This file must be readable by the operating system user running SeaTunnel.

tls_keystore_password [string]​

The key password for the key store specified

tls_truststore_path [string]​

The path to PEM or JKS trust store. This file must be readable by the operating system user running SeaTunnel.

tls_truststore_password [string]​

The key password for the trust store specified

common options​

Source plugin common parameters, please refer to Source Common Options for details

Examples​

Demo 1

This case will read data from indices matching the seatunnel-* pattern based on a query. The query will only return documents containing the id, name, age, tags, and phones fields. In this example, the source field configuration is used to specify which fields should be read, and the array_column is used to indicate that tags and phones should be treated as arrays.

Elasticsearch {
    hosts = ["localhost:9200"]
    index = "seatunnel-*"
    array_column = {tags = "array<string>",phones = "array<string>"}
    source = ["_id","name","age","tags","phones"]
    query = {"range":{"firstPacket":{"gte":1669225429990,"lte":1669225429990}}}
}

Demo 2 : Multi-table synchronization

This example demonstrates how to read different data from read_index1 and read_index2 and write separately to read_index1_copy,read_index2_copy. in read_index1,I used source to specify the fields to be read and specify which fields are array fields using the 'array_column'.

source {
  Elasticsearch {
    hosts = ["https://elasticsearch:9200"]
    username = "elastic"
    password = "elasticsearch"
    tls_verify_certificate = false
    tls_verify_hostname = false
    index_list = [
       {
           index = "read_index1"
           query = {"range": {"c_int": {"gte": 10, "lte": 20}}}
           source = [
           c_map,
           c_array,
           c_string,
           c_boolean,
           c_tinyint,
           c_smallint,
           c_bigint,
           c_float,
           c_double,
           c_decimal,
           c_bytes,
           c_int,
           c_date,
           c_timestamp]
           array_column = {
           c_array = "array<tinyint>"
           }
       }
       {
           index = "read_index2"
           query = {"match_all": {}}
           source = [
           c_int2,
           c_date2,
           c_null
           ]
           
       }

    ]

  }
}

transform {
}

sink {
  Elasticsearch {
    hosts = ["https://elasticsearch:9200"]
    username = "elastic"
    password = "elasticsearch"
    tls_verify_certificate = false
    tls_verify_hostname = false

    index = "${table_name}_copy"
    index_type = "st"
    "schema_save_mode"="CREATE_SCHEMA_WHEN_NOT_EXIST"
    "data_save_mode"="APPEND_DATA"
  }
}

Demo 3 : SSL (Disable certificates validation)

source {
    Elasticsearch {
        hosts = ["https://localhost:9200"]
        username = "elastic"
        password = "elasticsearch"
        
        tls_verify_certificate = false
    }
}

Demo 4 :SSL (Disable hostname validation)

source {
    Elasticsearch {
        hosts = ["https://localhost:9200"]
        username = "elastic"
        password = "elasticsearch"
        
        tls_verify_hostname = false
    }
}

Demo 5 :SSL (Enable certificates validation)

source {
    Elasticsearch {
        hosts = ["https://localhost:9200"]
        username = "elastic"
        password = "elasticsearch"
        
        tls_keystore_path = "${your elasticsearch home}/config/certs/http.p12"
        tls_keystore_password = "${your password}"
    }
}

Changelog​

next version​

  • Add Elasticsearch Source Connector
  • [Feature] Support https protocol & compatible with opensearch (3997)
  • [Feature] Support DSL