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/// Apikey to access elasticsearch, the value is encoded
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/// If your elasticsearch can be accessed using user and password, you access via url like this: http://user:password@localhost
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/// For another choice, you can using a apiKey, which can be created in kibana: POST /security/api_key { "name": "aaa-apikeys", "role_descriptors": { "abc-shared-application": { "cluster": [ "all" ], "index": [ { "names": [ "abc_share*" ], "privileges": [ "all" ] } ] } } }
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/// then you can get the apikey coded by base64 it like this: aFlBbDVvY0JOblduWHdpZnNLOUk6cEt2Y01tYVlRQ3FsWlF0MVVjRkN034==
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/// For more detail about apiKey, see: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/apm/server/7.15/api-key.html
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/// Specify the Api key used to access elasticsearch, the value needs to be encoded.
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/// If your elasticsearch instance can be accessed using a username and password,
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/// you access it via url like this: http://user:password@localhost
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///
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/// Alternatively, you can using API key, which can be created in kibana:
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