EXPERIMENTAL
ElasticSearch exists only as a technology preview, we welcome people to try it and help make it better. Latests version is only available in "dev-master" version of eZ Platform, and not available to any version of eZ Publish Platform 5.x.
Given it is experimental, it is currently not professionally supported
How to use ElasticSearch Search engine
Step 1: Enabling Bundle
First, activate the Elasticsearch Search Engine Bundle (eZ\Bundle\EzPublishElasticsearchSearchEngineBundle\EzPublishElasticsearchSearchEngineBundle) in your ezpublish/EzPublishKernel.php class file.
Step 2: Configuring Bundle
Then configure your search engine in ezpublish.yml
Example:
For further information on the ElasticSearch integration in eZ Platform, find the default configuration and mappings for Content and Location type documents (Note: Content/Location modeling will most likely be simplified in the future, like in Solr search engine bundle).
Step 3: Configuring repository
The following is an example of configuring ElasticSearch Search Engine, where connection name is same as in example above, and engine is set to be elasticsearch:
Step 4: Run CLI indexing command
Last step is to execute initial indexation of data: