Elasticsearch is a distributed, free, open search and analytics engine for all types of data, including textual, numerical, geospatial, structured, and unstructured. Known for its REST APIs, distributed nature, speed, and scalability, Elasticsearch is a central component of the Elastic Stack.
Create an Elasticsearch Trigger Integration in Torq
Perform the following steps in Torq.
Go to Build > Integrations > Triggers > Elasticsearch and click Add.
Give the integration a meaningful name.
Copy the authentication header secret and save it. You'll need it to create a Torq connector in Kibana.
Click Add.
Copy the integration endpoint to use in Kibana.
Create a Torq Connector in Kibana
Perform the following steps in Kibana.
Go to Stack Management > Connectors.
Select Create connector.
Locate and select the Torq connector.
Configure the Torq connector:
Give the connector a meaningful name.
Provide the secret you copied in the previous section as the Torq integration token.
Provide the integration endpoint you copied in the last section as the Torq endpoint URL.
Click Save & test.
In the Create an action section, enter a valid JSON for the connector to send to Torq.
In the Run and test section, click Run.
Check the Last Event column on the Elasticsearch integrations page to verify that the integration you created got an event.
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