Adding support for more languages

Some deployments might require support for less common languages (or to be more specific, analyzers and tokenizers not provided by default with Elasticsearch).

We implemented support for such languages in Augmented-Search 2.1.0+ and 1.2.0+ 

You can find more details about analysis plugin in Elasticsearch's documentation.

Configuring Elasticsearch

You can easily add the necessary plugin by executing the following command on each node of your Elasticsearch cluster:

/usr/share/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch-plugin install --batch --verbose analysis-stempel
/usr/share/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch-plugin install --batch --verbose analysis-kuromoji

Then restart your Elasticsearch node.

With Docker

If you're running Elasticsearch in Docker, this can be done easily with this command:

docker exec -ti elasticsearch /usr/share/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch-plugin install --batch --verbose analysis-stempel
docker exec -ti elasticsearch /usr/share/elasticsearch/bin/elasticsearch-plugin install --batch --verbose analysis-kuromoji
docker restart -t 5 elasticsearch

Assuming "elasticsearch" is the name of your running Elasticsearch container.

Related links

• About augmented search
  Get an overview of using augmented search and customizing the search experience
• Install, configure and use Augmented Search
  This section of the Academy contains detailed instructions to help you understand, install, configure, develop and use Augmented Search.