Deploy Elasticsearch Service⚓︎

Note

This document takes Docker Compose deployment of Elasticsearch as an example. For other installation methods, please refer to https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/index.html

1 Preparation⚓︎

1.1 Environment Information⚓︎

Elasticsearch server information is as follows:

192.168.100.51

2 Install and Configure Elasticsearch via Docker Compose⚓︎

2.1 Create Elasticsearch Data Directory⚓︎

mkdir -p /opt/jumpserver/elasticsearch/data /opt/jumpserver/elasticsearch/logs

2.2 Docker Compose Configuration⚓︎

Enter a directory convenient for management (e.g., /home/ubuntu)
vim docker-compose.yml

# Please modify the account and password yourself and remember them. 
# After losing them, you can delete the container and recreate it with a new password. Data will not be lost.
# ELASTIC_PASSWORD=KXOeyNgDeTdpeu9q     # Elasticsearch password

version: '3.8'

2.3 Start Elasticsearch Service⚓︎

# Make sure the current directory is where docker-compose.yml is located (e.g., /home/ubuntu)
docker compose up -d

3 Configure Elasticsearch in JumpServer⚓︎

Visit the JumpServer web page and log in with your administrator account.
Click [Terminal Management] in the left menu, select [Storage Configuration] at the top of the page, under [Command Storage] select [Create] and choose [Elasticsearch]
Fill in according to the instructions below, then on the [Terminal Management] page [Update] all components, select [jms-es] for command storage, and submit.

Option	Reference Value	Description
Name	jms-es	Identifier, must be unique
Type	Elasticsearch	Fixed, cannot be changed
Hosts	https://elastic:KXOeyNgDeTdpeu9q@192.168.100.51:9200	Elasticsearch service address
Default		New components will automatically use this storage