name	start-elasticsearch
description	This skill can help to start Elasticsearch locally, using start-local project from Elastic.

Start Elasticsearch

Detailed instructions for the agent.

Use this skill when you need to start Elasticsearch locally before running integration tests. If Elasticsearch is already running, there's no need to use this skill.

Check with curl that Elasticsearch is running and accessible. By default, the cluster is expected to be running at http://localhost:9200 with the user elastic and the password changeme. If you can connect to it, there's no need to start a new instance.
If not, run start-local project with:

curl -fsSL https://elastic.co/start-local | ES_LOCAL_PASSWORD="changeme" sh -s -- -v 9.3.1

Please run this command within the IGNORE_ME directory of the project so it's never commited.
Note that you can change the version, accordingly to the version of Elasticsearch you want to run. It's normally the one defined in the pom.xml file of the project. See <elasticsearch.version> property for more details.

name	start-elasticsearch
description	This skill can help to start Elasticsearch locally, using start-local project from Elastic.

Detailed instructions for the agent.

Use this skill when you need to start Elasticsearch locally before running integration tests. If Elasticsearch is already running, there's no need to use this skill.

Check with curl that Elasticsearch is running and accessible. By default, the cluster is expected to be running at http://localhost:9200 with the user elastic and the password changeme. If you can connect to it, there's no need to start a new instance.
If not, run start-local project with:

curl -fsSL https://elastic.co/start-local | ES_LOCAL_PASSWORD="changeme" sh -s -- -v 9.3.1

Please run this command within the IGNORE_ME directory of the project so it's never commited.
Note that you can change the version, accordingly to the version of Elasticsearch you want to run. It's normally the one defined in the pom.xml file of the project. See <elasticsearch.version> property for more details.

start-elasticsearch