How To: Connect Bitbucket Data Center hosted on Kubernetes to AWS OpenSearch service
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Summary
This page describes how to connect the AWS OpenSearch service to our Bitbucket installation on Kubernetes.
Environment
Bitbucket Data CenterKubernetes
Solution
Set the below values for OpenSearch in the values.yaml file:
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opensearch:
install: false
baseUrl: https://search-ajaitly-opensearch-url-XXXXXXX.us-west-2.es.amazonaws.com
credentials:
secretName: search-credentials
usernameSecretKey: username
passwordSecretKey: passwordEnsure that you have clustering set to true:
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clustering:
# -- Set to 'true' if Data Center clustering should be enabled
# This will automatically configure cluster peer discovery between cluster nodes.
#
enabled: trueThe Bitbucket UI on the Administration page will show the below:
Confirm by logging into the Bitbucket Pod, that the bundled search process isn't running. You'll only see Bitbucket and Mesh process when you run the command "ps -ef | grep java". There wouldn't be any OpenSearch Pod created in your Kubernetes cluster either.
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