Proxy server for AWS Elasticsearch Service
Installing
Prerequisites:
Install as an executable node module
$ npm i -g proxy-es-awsOr clone the project for use with Docker
$ git clone git@github.com:jasonsites/proxy-es-aws.git
$ cd proxy-es-aws
$ npm iUsage
Examples
Start the proxy using your configured aws credentials profile
$ proxy-es-aws --port {proxy-port} --profile {aws-profile} --region {aws-region} --endpoint {aws-es-cluster-endpoint}You can also export your AWS Access Key Id and Secret Access Key as environment variables
# credentials set using environment variables will take precedence over an AWS profile
$ export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID={aws-access-key-id}
$ export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY={aws-secret-access-key}
$ proxy-es-aws --port {proxy-port} --region {aws-region} --endpoint {aws-es-cluster-endpoint}To run with Docker, in the root of the project directory
$ docker build -t proxy-es-aws .
$ docker run -it -p {proxy-port}:{proxy-port}\
-e AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID={aws-access-key-id}\
-e AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY={aws-secret-access-key}\
-e PORT={proxy-port}\
-e REGION={aws-region}\
-e ENDPOINT={aws-es-cluster-endpoint}\
--rm proxy-es-aws
# Note: AWS credential profiles are not currently supported while running in a containerTo run via docker-compose, create a .env file in the project root, replacing the values for each variable
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID={aws-access-key-id}
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY={aws-secret-access-key}
DEBUG={true || false}
PORT={proxy-port}
REGION={aws-region}
ENDPOINT={aws-es-cluster-endpoint}
$ docker-compose upLICENSE
Copyright (c) 2018 Jason Sites.
Licensed under the MIT License
