es-cli

A command line interface for elasticsearch

COMMANDS
    cluster health [profile]  - Print the cluster health
    c h [profile]             - Same as cluster health

Installation

gem install es-cli

Optional - add an alias to your .bash_profile

alias es='es-cli'

Configuration File for Profiles

Example .es-cli.yml which goes in your home directory.

    ---
    # The default profile that will activate by default when no parameter is given
    :default:
      :es_url: http://localhost:9200
    # Add `stage` to end of command to use stage profile
    :stage:
      :es_url: http://localhost:9300

Run a command with a profile activated:

es-cli -p stage cluster health

Example Commands

Example cluster health command:

$es-cli c h
{
               "cluster_name" => "elasticsearch",
                     "status" => "green",
                  "timed_out" => false,
            "number_of_nodes" => 1,
       "number_of_data_nodes" => 1,
      "active_primary_shards" => 0,
              "active_shards" => 0,
          "relocating_shards" => 0,
        "initializing_shards" => 0,
          "unassigned_shards" => 0,
    "number_of_pending_tasks" => 0
}

Example node stats command:

$es-cli node stats --m transport
{
    "cluster_name" => "elasticsearch",
           "nodes" => {
        "E4MVBLgxRoqvETui00Y3GA" => {
                    "timestamp" => 1431057233915,
                         "name" => "Mindworm",
            "transport_address" => "inet[/10.0.0.10:9300]",
                         "host" => "Brandons-MacBook-Pro.local",
                           "ip" => [
                [0] "inet[/10.0.0.10:9300]",
                [1] "NONE"
            ],
                    "transport" => {
                     "server_open" => 13,
                        "rx_count" => 6,
                "rx_size_in_bytes" => 1584,
                        "tx_count" => 6,
                "tx_size_in_bytes" => 1584
            }
        }
    }
}

TODO

• add more commands
• add more options
• add global settings