Elasticsearch Tools

Easy app for work with elasticsearch

What is Elasticsearch Tools?

'Elasticsearch Tools' is a convenient Chrome extension, enhancing productivity while working with Elasticsearch. It offers a smart search function, along with the option to manage server lists by groups, create templates and modify their parameters easily. In addition, it provides a click-through search history, comprehensive information about cluster nodes and shards, as well as real-time monitoring of any cluster parameters. It's a comprehensive tool aimed at turning complicated tasks into simple procedures.

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By: Vladimir Kuznetsov

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Users: 10,000+

Rating: 4.52 (21) ▲ 0.02

Version: 0.3.5 (Last updated: 2023-09-04)

Creation date: 2020-07-03

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

*://*/*

Size: 361.47K

Email: *****@vipkuznetsov.ru

Ranking

# 9351 ▼ 79

Other rankings

#1717 in Developer Tools #7 in smart tool keyword 31 ▼ 2 #232 in tool keyword 54 ▲ 20

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Extension summary

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Smart tool for work with Elasticsearch

smart search in elasticsearch
the ability to save a list of servers used by groups
creating templates, changing their parameters and executing in a couple of clicks
click-through search history
cluster nodes and shards info
realtime any cluster's parameters monitoring

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Pros

User-friendly interface that is clear and simple.
Dark theme is visually pleasing.
Flexible and easy to use for various tasks.
Works perfectly with Elasticsearch.
Fast and intuitive performance.

Cons

Issues with search functionality, potentially due to incorrect query structure.
Problems working with SSH local port forwarding and authentication, resulting in 401 errors.
Less comfortable to use compared to Kibana in some aspects.

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