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Open Kibana's main menu and click Stack Management > Index Management. The Index Management page contains an overview of your indices. Badges indicate if an index is a follower index, a rollup index, or frozen. Clicking a badge narrows the list to only indices of that type.

The from and size parameters allow you to paginate your search results, but with a limit of 10,000 results at a time. If you need to request massive volumes of data from, for example, a machine learning job, use the scroll operation instead.

If you select a word, and use the Highlight Word command, then anywhere that word appears in your source, it will appear highlighted. By default, the highlight appears like bold black text with a bright yellow background. However, you can set the highlight effect yourself by editing the Highlight style.

One of the simplest searches in OpenSearch uses the match_all query, which matches all documents in an index: GET testindex/_search { "query": { "match_all": { } } } { "bool": { "must": { "match": { "user.id": "User-1" } } } } { "bool": { "must": { "match": { "user.id": "User-2" } } } }

ElasticSearch's highlighting feature gives us the ability to highlight a portion of text in a document that matches the search term. Highlighting is very useful and one of these uses is to make it easier to find a term in long texts, which can help the user in his search.

Highlighter types OpenSearch supports three highlighter implementations: plain , unified , and fvh (Fast Vector Highlighter).

ElasticSearch's highlighting feature gives us the ability to highlight a portion of text in a document that matches the search term. Highlighting is very useful and one of these uses is to make it easier to find a term in long texts, which can help the user in his search.

To retrieve all the Documents from an index in Elasticsearch, users can either use the “curl” command along with the “GET” API request or use the Kibana console. Elasticsearch documents are retrieved by using the “_search” query with “GET” API such as the “Get /<index-name>/_search” request.

Open Kibana's main menu and click Stack Management > Index Management. The Index Management page contains an overview of your indices. Badges indicate if an index is a follower index, a rollup index, or frozen. Clicking a badge narrows the list to only indices of that type.

The from and size parameters allow you to paginate your search results, but with a limit of 10,000 results at a time. If you need to request massive volumes of data from, for example, a machine learning job, use the scroll operation instead.

If you select a word, and use the Highlight Word command, then anywhere that word appears in your source, it will appear highlighted. By default, the highlight appears like bold black text with a bright yellow background. However, you can set the highlight effect yourself by editing the Highlight style.

One of the simplest searches in OpenSearch uses the match_all query, which matches all documents in an index: GET testindex/_search { "query": { "match_all": { } } } { "bool": { "must": { "match": { "user.id": "User-1" } } } } { "bool": { "must": { "match": { "user.id": "User-2" } } } }

ElasticSearch's highlighting feature gives us the ability to highlight a portion of text in a document that matches the search term. Highlighting is very useful and one of these uses is to make it easier to find a term in long texts, which can help the user in his search.

Highlighter types OpenSearch supports three highlighter implementations: plain , unified , and fvh (Fast Vector Highlighter).

ElasticSearch's highlighting feature gives us the ability to highlight a portion of text in a document that matches the search term. Highlighting is very useful and one of these uses is to make it easier to find a term in long texts, which can help the user in his search.

To retrieve all the Documents from an index in Elasticsearch, users can either use the “curl” command along with the “GET” API request or use the Kibana console. Elasticsearch documents are retrieved by using the “_search” query with “GET” API such as the “Get /<index-name>/_search” request.