Package org.nuxeo.elasticsearch.api

Interface ElasticSearchAdmin

All Known Implementing Classes:
ElasticSearchAdminImpl, ElasticSearchComponent
public interface ElasticSearchAdmin
Administration interface for Elasticsearch service
Since:
5.9.3

  • Method Details

    • getClient

      OpenSearchClient getClient()
      Retrieves the Client that can be used to access Elasticsearch API
      Since:
      5.9.3

    • initIndexes

      void initIndexes(boolean dropIfExists)
      Initialize Elasticsearch indexes. Setup the index settings and mapping for each index that has been registered.
      Parameters:
      dropIfExists - if {true} remove an existing index
      Since:
      5.9.3

    • dropAndInitIndex

      void dropAndInitIndex(String indexName)
      Reinitialize an index. This will drop the existing index, recreate it with its settings and mapping, the index will be empty.
      Since:
      7.3

    • dropAndInitRepositoryIndex

      default void dropAndInitRepositoryIndex(String repositoryName)
      Reinitialize the index of a repository. This will drop the existing index, recreate it with its settings and mapping, the index will be empty.
      Since:
      7.1

    • dropAndInitRepositoryIndex

      void dropAndInitRepositoryIndex(String repositoryName, boolean syncAlias)
      Reinitialize the index of a repository. This will drop the existing index, recreate it with its settings and mapping, the index will be empty. When syncAlias is false then search alias is not updated with the new index, you need to explicitly call syncSearchAndWriteAlias(String)
      Since:
      9.3

    • initRepositoryIndexWithAliases

      void initRepositoryIndexWithAliases(String repositoryName)
      Creates a new index for the repository applying the mapping and settings. Update the write alias to point to this new index. The search alias is updated to the new index only for the initial creation. Otherwise, there are two write indexes until an explicit call to syncSearchAndWriteAlias(String).
      Since:
      2021.12

    • getRepositoryNames

      List<String> getRepositoryNames()
      List repository names that have Elasticsearch support.
      Since:
      7.1

    • getIndexNameForRepository

      String getIndexNameForRepository(String repositoryName)
      Get the search index name associated with the repository name.
      Throws:
      NoSuchElementException - if there is no Elasticsearch index associated with the requested repository.
      Since:
      7.2

    • getRepositoryForIndex

      String getRepositoryForIndex(String indexName)
      Gets the repository name associated with the index.
      Since:
      9.10

    • getIndexNamesForType

      List<String> getIndexNamesForType(String type)
      Get the index names with the given type.
      Since:
      7.10

    • getIndexNameForType

      String getIndexNameForType(String type)
      Get the first search index name with the given type.
      Throws:
      NoSuchElementException - if there is no Elasticsearch index with the given type.
      Since:
      7.10

    • getWriteIndexName

      String getWriteIndexName(String searchIndexName)
      Returns the index to use for any write operations.
      Since:
      9.3

    • getSecondaryWriteIndexName

      String getSecondaryWriteIndexName(String searchIndexName)
      Returns the secondary write index used during re-indexing with aliases.
      Returns:
      an index name or null if there is no re-indexing in progress.
      Since:
      2021.12

    • syncSearchAndWriteAlias

      void syncSearchAndWriteAlias(String searchIndexName)
      Make sure that the search alias point to the same index as the write alias.
      Since:
      9.3

    • prepareWaitForIndexing

      com.google.common.util.concurrent.ListenableFuture<Boolean> prepareWaitForIndexing()
      A Future that accepts callback on completion when all the indexing worker are done.
      Since:
      7.2

    • refresh

      void refresh()
      Refresh all document indexes, immediately after the operation occurs, so that the updated document appears in search results immediately. There is no fsync thus doesn't guarantee durability.
      Since:
      5.9.3

    • refreshRepositoryIndex

      void refreshRepositoryIndex(String repositoryName)
      Refresh document index for the specific repository, immediately after the operation occurs, so that the updated document appears in search results immediately. There is no fsync thus doesn't guarantee durability.
      Since:
      5.9.4

    • flush

      void flush()
      Elasticsearch flush on all document indexes, triggers a lucene commit, empties the transaction log. Data is flushed to disk.
      Since:
      5.9.3

    • flushRepositoryIndex

      void flushRepositoryIndex(String repositoryName)
      Elasticsearch flush on document index for a specific repository, triggers a lucene commit, empties the transaction log. Data is flushed to disk.
      Since:
      5.9.4

    • optimize

      void optimize()
      Elasticsearch run optimizeRepositoryIndex(java.lang.String) on all document indexes,
      Since:
      7.2

    • optimizeRepositoryIndex

      void optimizeRepositoryIndex(String repositoryName)
      Elasticsearch optimize operation allows to reduce the number of segments to one, Note that this can potentially be a very heavy operation.
      Since:
      7.2

    • optimizeIndex

      void optimizeIndex(String indexName)
      Elasticsearch optimize operation allows to reduce the number of segments to one, Note that this can potentially be a very heavy operation.
      Since:
      7.3

    • useExternalVersion

      boolean useExternalVersion()
      When true use an external version for Elasticsearch document, this enable an optimistic concurrency control ensuring that an older version of a document never overwrites a newer version.
      Since:
      8.3