Elasticsearch
How to connect Nora to an Elasticsearch cluster.Elasticsearch integrations let your agents index, search, and aggregate data. Nora supports any v7+ cluster — Elastic Cloud, self-hosted, or OpenSearch (which speaks the same API).
Where to apply for credentials
For Elastic Cloud the canonical pair is the
elastic superuser. For production agents, create a dedicated user with a least-privilege role.
Connect in Nora
1
Paste the node URL
The node URL is the cluster’s HTTPS endpoint, e.g.
https://my-cluster.es.us-east-1.aws.elastic-cloud.com:9243. The control-plane SSRF guard rejects RFC1918 hosts — for self-hosted clusters behind a private network, your agent runtime needs reachable DNS.2
(Optional) Enter username + password
For dev clusters with security off, leave both blank. For production, paste the user + password.
3
(Optional) Pin a default index
If your agent always queries one index, set the Default Index field so the agent doesn’t have
to specify it on every call.
4
Connect
Click Connect. Nora calls
GET <url> (Elasticsearch’s root metadata endpoint) and reports the cluster name on success.Verify the connection
The Test button repeats the cluster-info call. 401 means wrong username or password; 403 means the user lacksmonitor cluster privilege.