Welcome to Part 3 of the Elasticsearch Installation Series.
In this video, I walk you through the complete setup of Elasticsearch and Kibana using Docker and docker-compose.
This part focuses entirely on the practical installation steps, from pulling images to running containers and accessing Kibana in the browser.
What’s Covered in Part 3:
1.) What Docker images are and why we use them
2.) How to download Elasticsearch and Kibana Docker images
3.) Creating the docker-compose.yaml file in VS Code
4.) Writing the full YAML configuration for Elasticsearch and Kibana
5.) Running containers using Docker and docker-compose
6.) Testing Elasticsearch using curl in PowerShell
7.) Checking container health status
8.) Exposing the required ports (9200, 5601)
9.) Accessing Kibana in the browser
10.) A basic demonstration of CRUD operations in Elasticsearch
In Part 4, I will cover full CRUD operations with complete terminology and deeper explanations for beginners.
docker-compose.yaml file:
Download here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hjaa...
Official Docker Image Links:
1.) Elasticsearch Image:
https://www.docker.elastic.co/r/elast...
2.) Kibana Image:
https://www.docker.elastic.co/r/kiban...
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