Requirements

Serverless Elasticsearch Stack 9.0+

This page demonstrates various applies_to version syntax examples.

Stack 9.0+

This is equivalent to ga 9.0+ — the feature is available from version 9.0 onwards.

Stack GA 9.2+

The feature was in beta from 9.0 to 9.1 (inclusive), then became GA in 9.2+.

Stack GA 9.1+

The feature was in preview only in version 9.0 (exactly), then became GA in 9.1+.

Stack GA 9.1+

Interpreted as: preview =9.0 (exact), ga 9.1+ (open-ended).

Stack GA 9.2+

Interpreted as: preview =9.0, beta =9.1, ga 9.2+.

Stack Beta 9.1

Interpreted as: unavailable =9.0, beta =9.1, preview 9.2-9.3 (range to fill the gap), ga 9.4+.

Stack GA 9.2+

Interpreted as: preview 8.0-8.19, beta 9.0-9.1, ga 9.2+.

Stack Preview 9.0+ This feature is in preview in 9.0.

Stack Beta 9.0-9.1 This feature was in beta from 9.0 to 9.1.

Stack 9.2+ This feature is generally available since 9.2.

Stack Preview 9.0 This feature was in preview only in 9.0 (exact).

Stack Deprecated 9.2+

Interpreted as: deprecated 9.2-9.4, removed 9.5+.

Stack Deprecated 9.0+ This feature is deprecated starting in 9.0.

Stack Removed 9.2 This feature was removed in 9.2.

Stack 9.0+ ECK GA 3.1+ ECE 4.0+

To follow this tutorial you will need to install the following components:

• An installation of Elasticsearch, based on our hosted Elastic Cloud service (which includes a free trial period), or a self-hosted service that you run on your own computer. See the Install Elasticsearch section above for installation instructions.
• A Python interpreter. Make sure it is a recent version, such as Python 3.8 or newer.

The tutorial assumes that you have no previous knowledge of Elasticsearch or general search topics, but it expects you to have a basic familiarity with the following technologies, at least at a beginner level:

• Python development
• The Flask web framework for Python.
• The command prompt or terminal application in your operating system.

ECE Removed 4.0+