AWS

Login in to AWS as the root user

  • Go to https://signin.aws.amazon.com/
  • Click the Sign In to the Console button
  • Choose the Root user sign in option
  • Enter the root user email address
  • Click the Next button
  • Enter the root user password
  • Click the Sign in button
  • On the AWS Management Console page, find and click on Amazon OpenSearch Service
  • You'll now be on the Amazon OpenSearch Service dashboard page

Access policy

Normally there should be no reason to every modify the access policy, but here is how to see it.

  • Login in to AWS as the root user
  • Click the digitalarchive domain on the Amazon OpenSearch Service dashboard page
  • Click on the Security configuration_ tab

Kibana

The examples in this section all use myindex as the index name.

To use Kibana to view actual JSON for an AvantElasticsearch search, follow the steps to
execute Elasticsearch query in Kibana

Show mappings
GET /myindex/_mapping/_doc

This example will return up to 2000 results.

GET myindex/_search
{ 
  "query": {
    "match_all": {}
  }  , "size": 2000
}

This example will return all items where the contributor Id is swhpl.

GET acadia/_search
{
  "query": {
    "terms": {
      "item.contributor-id": [
        "swhpl"
      ]
    }
  }
}
Delete an index
DELETE /myindex

The response should be

{
  "acknowledged" : true
}