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I'm sure Shay et al have good intentions, but to have any degree of usability with elastic.co you need to buy x-packs which goes against the grain a little. I'd
by newaccoutnas 8y ago
I'm sure Shay et al have good intentions, but to have any degree of usability with elastic.co you need to buy x-packs which goes against the grain a little. I'd still like to have auth (not just basic-http) on personal projects.
- cheald 8y agoSearchguard is a plugin for ES which gives you TLS + auth. They offer a paid version with more features (ActiveDirectory integration, HIPAA-compliant auditing, etc - actual enterprise features), but if you just need auth/ACLs/transport TLS, it's a great product.
- newaccoutnas 8y agoOh, thanks, I'll take a look
- softwaredoug 8y ago“Any degree of usability” Really? I have used ES for years and the majority of folks have gotten by with simple nginx proxies... most don’t need document level security