Available in Classic and VPC
It describes the configuration of the Search Engine Service before learning the full scenario of using the Search Engine Service.
A cluster provided by the Search Engine Service consists of 1 or 2 Manager Nodes and 3 or more Data Nodes, and consists of at least 4 servers. A detailed description of the manager node and data node is as follows:
- Manager node: Manages clusters and is used as a data entry channel
- Serves as a Coordinate Node and has Kibana or OpenSearch Dashboards installed
- For VPC environments: Accessible from outside the NAVER Cloud Platform to the IP address of the Load Balancer
- For classic environments: Accessible from outside the NAVER Cloud Platform through the public IP address of the manager node
- Data node: The server on which the data is stored
- All data are stored with duplexing and can operate normally even if there is an error in 1 server
- You can install as many additional nodes as you want
- Communication is possible only through the manager node
Based on the concepts described above, a schematic diagram of the Elasticsearch clusters configured in each platform environment is as follows:
- Elasticsearch cluster in VPC environment
- Elasticsearch cluster in classic environment
