First pass at OpenSearch locally #348
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skyemeedan
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Oct 6, 2023
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lol my questions are pretty much in the PR template: was there a ticket for this to link back to? (this was the local part of the ES migration right?), Assuming you tested by running (something) locally and it worked? Are there parts that didn't work that require a second pass?
| environment: | ||
| ELASTICSEARCH_URL: http://elasticsearch:9200 | ||
| - "elasticsearch:/usr/share/opensearch/data" | ||
| # kibana: |
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assume kibana is no longer needed ... what were we using it for with ES?
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