Add Enterprise Search user settingsedit
Change how Enterprise Search runs by providing your own user settings. User settings are appended to the ent-search.yml configuration file for your instance and provide custom configuration options.
Some settings that could break your cluster if set incorrectly are blacklisted. Review the list of settings that are generally safe in cloud environments. For detailed information about Enterprise Search settings, see the Enterprise Search documentation.
To add user settings:
- Log in to the Elasticsearch Service Console.
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Select your deployment on the home page in the Elasticsearch Service card or go to the deployments page.
Narrow your deployments by name, ID, or choose from several other filters. To customize your view, use a combination of filters, or change the format from a grid to a list.
- From your deployment menu, go to the Edit page.
- At the bottom of the Enterprise Search section, expand the User settings overrides caret.
- Update the user settings.
- Click Save changes.
If a setting is not supported by Elasticsearch Service, an error message displays when you try to save your settings.
Supported Enterprise Search settingsedit
Elasticsearch Service supports the following Enterprise Search settings.
For version 7.12 and later:
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workplace_search.content_source.document_size.limit - Maximum allowed document size for a content source.
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workplace_search.content_source.total_fields.limit - Maximum number of fields a content source can have.
For version 7.11 and later:
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crawler.user_agent - Custom User-Agent header value to be used by the crawler.
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crawler.crawl.max_duration.limit - Maximum duration (in seconds) of a crawl before the crawler will shut down automatically.
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crawler.crawl.max_crawl_depth.limit - How many sequential links should the crawler follow into the site before stopping new link discovery.
crawl.per_crawl.max_url_length.limit: Maximum length of a URL (in characters) the crawler is allowed to follow.
crawl.per_crawl.max_url_segments.limit: Maximum number of path segments in a URL allowed to be followed by the crawler (for example, /a/b/c/d has 4).
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crawler.crawl.max_url_params.limit -
Maximum number of query parameters in a URL allowed to be followed by the crawler (for example,
/a?b=c&d=ehas 2). -
crawler.crawl.max_unique_url_count.limit - Maximum number of unique URLs the crawler is allowed to index before it stops looking for new content and finishes the crawl automatically.
For version 7.10.2 and later:
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workplace_search.content_source.sync.thumbnails.enabled - Whether or not a content source should generate thumbnails for the documents it syncs.
For version 7.10 and later:
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workplace_search.content_source.sync.max_errors - If an indexing job encounters more total errors than this value, the job will fail.
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workplace_search.content_source.sync.max_consecutive_errors - If an indexing job encounters more errors in a row than this value, the job will fail.
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workplace_search.content_source.sync.max_error_ratio - If an indexing job encounters an error ratio greater than this value in a given window, or overall at the end of the job, the job will fail.
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workplace_search.content_source.sync.error_ratio_window_size -
Configure how large of a window to consider when calculating an error ratio (see
workplace_search.content_source.sync.max_error_ratio).
For version 7.9 and later:
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ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.source -
(7.9.2+) The origin of authenticated Enterprise Search users.
<auth_name>is the name of the SAML realm as defined in Elasticsearch. Set this toelasticsearch-samlif you are adding your own custom SAML realm. Otherwise, leave this unset. -
ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.order -
(7.9.2+) The order in which to display this provider on the login screen.
<auth_name>is the name of the SAML realm as defined in Elasticsearch.Required when
ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.sourceis set. -
ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.description -
(7.9.2+) The name to be displayed on the login screen associated with this provider.
<auth_name>is the name of the SAML realm as defined in Elasticsearch.Required when
ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.sourceis set. -
ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.icon -
(7.9.2+) The URL to an icon to be displayed on the login screen associated with this provider.
<auth_name>is the name of the SAML realm as defined in Elasticsearch.Required when
ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.sourceis set. -
ent_search.auth.<auth_name>.hidden -
(7.9.2+) Boolean value to determine whether or not to display this login option on the login screen.
<auth_name>is the name of the SAML realm as defined in Elasticsearch. Optional whenent_search.auth.<auth_name>.sourceis set. -
ent_search.login_assistance_message - Adds a message to the login screen. This field supports Markdown.
For version 7.7 and later:
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ent_search.auth.source -
(7.7-7.9.1) The origin of authenticated Enterprise Search users. Set this to
elasticsearch-samlif you are adding your own custom SAML realm. Otherwise, leave this unset. -
ent_search.auth.name -
(7.7-7.9.1) The name of your SAML authentication realm as defined in Elasticsearch. Required when
ent_search.auth.sourceis set. -
workplace_search.custom_api_source.document_size.limit - Maximum allowed document size for Custom API Sources (in bytes).
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workplace_search.custom_api_source.total_fields.limit - Number of fields a Custom API Source can have.
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app_search.engine.document_size.limit - Maximum allowed document size in App Search engines (in bytes).
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app_search.engine.total_fields.limit - Number of fields an App Search engine can have.
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app_search.engine.source_engines_per_meta_engine.limit - Number of source engines a meta engine can have.
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app_search.engine.total_facet_values_returned.limit - Number of facet values that can be returned by a search.
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app_search.engine.query.limit - Size of full-text queries that are allowed.
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app_search.engine.synonyms.sets.limit - Total number of synonym sets an engine can have.
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app_search.engine.synonyms.terms_per_set.limit - Total number of terms a synonym set can have.
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app_search.engine.analytics.total_tags.limit - Number of analytics tags that can be associated with a single query or clickthrough.
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log_level - Minimum log level. One of debug, info, warn, error, fatal or unknown. Defaults to info.
To change log level you must first enable deployment logging.