Clarify IP address source and where to run index creation commands
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@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This package provides Elasticsearch for Cloudron, configured for internal use on
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- Elasticsearch 8.17.3
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- Single-node configuration optimized for Cloudron
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- Security enabled with basic authentication
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- Internal access only
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- Internal access only by default (not publicly exposed)
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- Automatic optimization based on container resources
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## Usage
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@@ -71,6 +71,8 @@ You can get the IP address from the Cloudron admin panel or by using the `cloudr
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## Security Notes
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- The app is configured as internal-only by default, so it's not exposed to the public internet
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- If you need external access, you can configure access restrictions in the Cloudron admin panel
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- HTTP SSL is disabled for compatibility with most client applications
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- Transport protocol is secured with internal certificates
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- Authentication is required for all operations
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@@ -86,7 +88,7 @@ The package automatically configures Elasticsearch based on the container's avai
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## Limitations
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- This package is for internal use only and is not exposed to the web
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- This package is for internal use only and is not exposed to the web by default
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- It's configured as a single-node cluster for simplicity
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- Memory usage scales with container limits set in Cloudron
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