Clarify IP address source and where to run index creation commands

      "localDir": "/data"

    }

  },

  "accessRestriction": {

    "users": true,

    "defaultValue": "internal"

  },

  "tags": [

    "elasticsearch",

    "search",

  ],

  "minBoxVersion": "7.0.0",

  "memoryLimit": 4294967296,

  "postInstallMessage": "Elasticsearch is now installed and available for internal use only.\n\nConnection Information:\n- REST API: ```http://IPADDRESS:9200``` (from within other Cloudron apps)\n- Transport Protocol: port ```9300``` (for Elasticsearch clients)\n\nAuthentication:\n- Username: ```elastic```\n- Password: A secure random password has been generated and stored in ```/app/data/credentials.txt```.\n\nThe password can be retrieved from:\n1. The app logs\n2. By accessing the app container\n3. The file at ```/app/data/credentials.txt```\n\n### Important: Creating Indices\nBefore using Elasticsearch with applications like NextCloud, you need to create the necessary indices.\n\nFor NextCloud FullTextSearch:\n```\ncurl -X PUT \"http://elastic:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS:9200/nextcloud\" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d'\n{\n  \"settings\": {\n    \"index\": {\n      \"number_of_shards\": 1,\n      \"number_of_replicas\": 0,\n      \"refresh_interval\": \"10s\"\n    }\n  }\n}\n'\n```\nReplace PASSWORD with your elastic user password and IPADDRESS with the Elasticsearch container's IP address.\n\nNote: SSL is disabled for HTTP connections for compatibility with most client applications.",

  "postInstallMessage": "Elasticsearch is now installed and available for internal use only.\n\nConnection Information:\n- REST API: ```http://IPADDRESS:9200``` (from within other Cloudron apps)\n- Transport Protocol: port ```9300``` (for Elasticsearch clients)\n\nAuthentication:\n- Username: ```elastic```\n- Password: A secure random password has been generated and stored in ```/app/data/credentials.txt```.\n\nThe password can be retrieved from:\n1. The app logs\n2. By accessing the app container\n3. The file at ```/app/data/credentials.txt```\n\nThe IP Address can be retrieved from the app logs\n\n### Important: Creating Indices\nBefore using Elasticsearch with applications like NextCloud, you need to create the necessary indices.\n\nFor NextCloud FullTextSearch (run for example within the NextCloud Apps Terminal):\n```\ncurl -X PUT \"http://elastic:PASSWORD@IPADDRESS:9200/nextcloud\" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d'\n{\n  \"settings\": {\n    \"index\": {\n      \"number_of_shards\": 1,\n      \"number_of_replicas\": 0,\n      \"refresh_interval\": \"10s\"\n    }\n  }\n}\n'\n```\nReplace PASSWORD with your elastic user password and IPADDRESS with the Elasticsearch container's IP address.\n\nNote: SSL is disabled for HTTP connections for compatibility with most client applications.",

  "multiDomain": false,

  "tcpPorts": {

    "9300": {

- Elasticsearch 8.17.3

- Single-node configuration optimized for Cloudron

- Security enabled with basic authentication

- Internal access only

- Internal access only by default (not publicly exposed)

- Automatic optimization based on container resources

## Usage

## Security Notes

- The app is configured as internal-only by default, so it's not exposed to the public internet

- If you need external access, you can configure access restrictions in the Cloudron admin panel

- HTTP SSL is disabled for compatibility with most client applications

- Transport protocol is secured with internal certificates

- Authentication is required for all operations

## Limitations

- This package is for internal use only and is not exposed to the web

- This package is for internal use only and is not exposed to the web by default

- It's configured as a single-node cluster for simplicity

- Memory usage scales with container limits set in Cloudron