Terraform module for deploying and managing Amazon Elasticsearch Service.

This module has two options for creating an Elasticsearch domain:

1. Create an Elasticsearch domain with a public endpoint. Access policy is then based on the intersection of the following two criteria

   • source IP address
   • client IAM role

   See this Stack Overflow post for further discussion of access policies for Elasticsearch.

2. Create an Elasticsearch domain and join it to a VPC. Access policy is then based on he intersection of the following two criteria:

   • security groups applied to Elasticsearch domain
   • client IAM role

If vpc_options option is set, Elasticsearch domain is created within a VPC. If not, Elasticsearch domain is created with a public endpoint

NOTE: You can either launch your domain within a VPC or use a public endpoint, but you can't do both. Considering this, adding or removing vpc_options will force DESTRUCTION of the old Elasticsearch domain and CREATION of a new one. More INFO - VPC support

Several options affect the resilience and scalability of your Elasticsearch domain. For a production deployment, set instance_count to an even number greater than or equal to 10 (the default is 6), choose an instance_type that is not in the T2 family, and set es_zone_awareness to true. This will result in a cluster with three dedicated master nodes, balanced across two availability zones.

For a production deployment it may also make sense to use EBS volumes rather that instance storage; to do so, set ebs_volume_size greater than 0 and optionally specify a value for ebs_volume_type (right now the only supported values are gp2 and magnetic).

If enabling any of the logging options (index_slow_log_enabled, search_slow_log_enabled or es_app_log_enable) you will need to have a aws_iam_policy_document that allows the Elasticsearch service to deliver logs to the log group with the following actions logs:PutLogEvents and logs:CreateLogStream.

None (but domain_name and management_public_ip_addresses are strongly recommended).

• domain_name - unique identifier for the domain. The module will prefix it with tf-. e.g. domain_name = foo will result in a domain called tf-foo.

• es_version - Elasticsearch version.

• instance_type - Elasticsearch instance type to use for data nodes (and dedicated master nodes unless otherwise specified).

• instance_count - Number of instances in the cluster.

• dedicated_master_type - Elasticsearch instance type to use for dedicated master nodes.

• management_iam_roles - List of ARNs of IAM roles to be granted full access to the domain.

• management_public_ip_addresses - List of IP addresses or CIDR blocks from which to permit full access to the domain.(Used only in Elasticsearch domains with public endpoints)

• es_zone_awareness - Enable or disable zone awareness (balancing instances across multiple availability zones). Note that setting this parameter to true and then requesting an odd number of nodes will result in an invalid cluster configuration.

• ebs_volume_size - Size in GB of EBS volume to attach to each node and use for data storage. If this parameter is set to 0 (the default), nodes will use instance storage.

• ebs_volume_type - Storage class for EBS volumes. Just use gp2.

• snapshot_start_hour - Hour of the day (in UTC) at which to begin daily snapshots.

• tags - Additional tags to apply to created resources

• vpc_options - VPC related options. Adding or removing this configuration forces a new resource

  security_group_ids - List of VPC Security Group IDs to be applied to the Elasticsearch domain endpoints.

  subnet_ids - List of VPC Subnet IDs for the Elasticsearch domain endpoints to be created in.

• index_slow_log_cloudwatch_log_group - ARN for the CloudWatch log group to be use for the index slow logs.

• index_slow_log_enabled - Enable or disable the index slow logging.

• search_slow_log_cloudwatch_log_group - ARN for the CloudWatch log group to be use for the search slow logs.

• search_slow_log_enabled - Enable or disable the search slow logging.

• es_app_log_cloudwatch_log_group - ARN for the CloudWatch log group to be use for the Elasticsearch application logs.

• es_app_log_enable - Enable or disable the Elasticsearch application logging.

Create Elasticsearch domain with public endpoint

module "es" {
  source                         = "github.com/terraform-community-modules/tf_aws_elasticsearch?ref=0.0.1"
  domain_name                    = "my-elasticsearch-domain"
  management_public_ip_addresses = ["34.203.XXX.YYY"]
  instance_count                 = 16
  instance_type                  = "m4.2xlarge.elasticsearch"
  dedicated_master_type          = "m4.large.elasticsearch"
  es_zone_awareness              = true
  ebs_volume_size                = 100
  ...
}

Create Elasticsearch domain within a VPC

module "es" {
  source                         = "github.com/terraform-community-modules/tf_aws_elasticsearch?ref=0.0.1"
  domain_name                    = "my-elasticsearch-domain"
  vpc_options                    = {
    security_group_ids = ["sg-XXXXXXXX"]
    subnet_ids         = ["subnet-YYYYYYYY"]
  }
  instance_count                 = 1
  instance_type                  = "t2.medium.elasticsearch"
  dedicated_master_type          = "t2.medium.elasticsearch"
  es_zone_awareness              = false
  ebs_volume_size                = 35
  ...
}

• arn - ARN of the created Elasticsearch domain.
• domain_id - Unique identifier for the domain.
• endpoint - Domain-specific endpoint used to submit index, search, and data upload requests. Kibana is available at https://${endpoint}/_plugin/kibana/.

Steve Huff Alexander Gramovich

0.1.0 - Add VPC support

0.0.2 - Bugfix (#1) which prevented module from executing correctly with variable defaults.

0.0.1 - Initial release.

This software is released under the MIT License (see LICENSE.md).