First ensure all the Prerequisites are meet. Then you can download the Enterprise Search from Download & Execute.
Change the DOMAIN_NAME and SERVER_PORT variables as required, then change the Elasticsearch properties to meet your instance.
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The server configuration is multi environment. So in the folder config/server/env you will find the following files: all.js, local.js, development.js and production.js. Each file will contain the configuration for that specific environment. |
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The server will have the API for the endpoint as well as the user interface |
Enterprise Search will start loading its components, you can start using it as soon as you see a message in the console similar to this one (can be slightly different):
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Mode: development
PID: 3024
Protocol: http
Port: 3000
Authentication: none
NodeJS: 14.15.1
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Be sure Elasticsearch is already running when attempting to start Enterprise Search |