elasticsearchHow can I configure the timeout for an Elasticsearch query?
The timeout for an Elasticsearch query can be configured by setting the request_timeout
parameter. This parameter is set in the request body of the query and is specified in milliseconds.
For example, the following query sets the timeout to 5 seconds:
POST /my_index/_search
{
"request_timeout": 5000
}
The request_timeout
parameter can also be set globally using the search.request.timeout
setting in the elasticsearch.yml
configuration file.
The following list explains the parts of the code example:
POST
- The HTTP verb used to send the query./my_index/_search
- The endpoint of the query.request_timeout
- The parameter used to set the timeout.5000
- The value of the timeout in milliseconds.
For more information, please see the Elasticsearch documentation.
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