The Elastic Cache Lookup component can be configured using the Aspire Admin UI. It requires the following entities to be created:

• Connector
• Seed

This component is a application for workflow configuration, it used in Workflow Event "onAddUpdate".

Create Workflow

1. On the Aspire Admin UI go to the connections page
2. All existing connections will be listed. Click on the new button
3. Enter the new workflow description. 
4. Select "Create" button.
5. Go to the Workflow Event "onAddUpdate".
6. Search in "Type criteria" the Applications options and drag, using , the Elastic Cache Lookup component in the onAddUpdate section.
7. Enter a new description for this application component.
8. Elasticsearch Settings:
   
   1. Server URL: Select this to enable basic user authentication.
   2. Authentication: Select this to enable AWS Signature V4 authentication.
      1. Basic: Select this to enable basic user authentication.
         1. Username: The name of Elasticsearch user to use.
         2. Password: The password of Elasticsearch user to use.
      2. Amazon Web Services (AWS): Check this to use default AWS credentials.
         1. Region: The Region of the ES service to use, i.e: us-east-1.
         2. Use credentials provider chain: To uses AWS credentials provider chain.
         3. Access Key: The Access key of the ES service to use. 
         4. Secret Key: The Secret key of the ES service to use.
   3. Index: Index name to get the _source content.
9. Connection Settings:
   1. Connection pool
      1. Idle connection timeout: Time (in milliseconds) to keep an idle connection open.
      2. Max connections: Maximum number of connections to be opened.
      3. Connections per target: Number of connections opened for the same target.
   2. Timeout settings
      1. Connection timeout: Time (in milliseconds) to wait for the connection.
      2. Socket timeout: Time (in milliseconds) to wait for a socket response.
   3. Connection throttling:
      1. Throttling settings
         1. Throttling period: Time period (in milliseconds) to throttle the connection.
         2. Max connections per period: Number of connections used during the throttling period.
   4. Retries:
      1. Maximum retries: Maximum number of retries a failed document.
      2. Retry delay: Time (in milliseconds) to wait before a retry.