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Use DocKit GUI connect to Database Server ​

DocKit as a NoSQL GUI client, it supports multiple databases, including Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, DynamoDB, and more to come. This document outlines how to connect to a database server using DocKit.

Install and Open DocKit ​

you can find detailed instructions on how to install and open DocKit in the installation guide.

Connect to Elasticsearch Server ​

After opening DocKit, click the + New connection button to add a new connection, then you can input the Elasticsearch server information, including the connection name, host, port, and authentication information. mac connect to Elasticsearch server

Notice:

  1. the host requires a comprehensive domain include protocol http or https
  2. if you try to connect to a self-signed Elasticsearch server, you can disable the certificate validation by unblock the 🔒
  3. if your Elasticsearch server requires authentication, you can input the username and password to connect to it

Test connection ​

once all your input finish, simply click the Test Connection button to verify if DocKit can connect to the configured Elasticsearch server

Notice: Test and Save the connection requires permission view_index_metadata at least, and specify the index name if your user's role has no permission to access all indices.

Save Connection ​

Simply Click Confirm to save Connections so you can always access target Elasticsearch server with DocKit.