Manage your Elasticsearch data with internal tools built in minutes

Rapidly create views of your Elasticsearch data, pulling in documents from one instance or joining datatypes from several documents across as many instances. Trigger writes to another database. Update documents manually or dynamically with native HTTPs methods for search, create, update, and delete in Appsmith.

Connect your Elasticsearch database, use templates to write your queries and bind it to a growing library of 45+ widgets from tables, charts, tabs, forms, a rich-text editor, and more. Give your end-users an easy interface to view and write records while ensuring not even you can cause accidental damage.

Deploy confidently to our cloud or self-host our on-prem open-source on Digital Ocean, AWS ECS, AWS AMI and more using our pre-built Docker and Kubernetes images.

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What you can do with Elasticsearch + Appsmith

Present + view documents: Use GET + _search to fetch documents from several connections or one and view them as you like.
Write to Elastic: Use POST, PUT, and DELETE as you would with, say, a REST API connection, to write to Elasticsearch.
Run bulk jobs: Use _search with POST, PUT, and DELETE to create, update, or delete several documents at once.
Bring data from other tools: Trigger actions to other datasources or SaaS tools. Alternatively, stitch data from multiple datasources in the same UI.

Why Appsmith

Popular open source: Self-host the most popular open source app builder on the planet or deploy to our cloud. Get started in minutes on your Docker or Kubernetes clusters or choose one of our natively supported IaaS services.
Start quickly, deploy reliably: Start with our ready templates or fork them into existing builds. Manage multiple environments with ease and deploy fully functioning apps to production environments without breaking changes.
Only code when you want to: Drag-and-drop widgets to build your UI and bind data in seconds. Or go pro mode and write snippets or longer code anywhere in Appsmith, including on an in-built IDE for more complex CRUD actions.