# cbElasticsearch

## cbElasticsearch

- [Getting Started](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/getting-started.md)
- [Installation](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/getting-started/installation.md): Get started installing CBElasticsearch
- [Configuration](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/getting-started/configuration.md): Learn CBElasticsearch module config, environment variable support, and more.
- [Secondary Cluster](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/getting-started/secondary-cluster.md): Learn how to connect to a secondary Elasticsearch cluster using CBElasticsearch
- [Indices](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices.md)
- [Managing Indices](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices/managing-indices.md): Learn how to create, update and delete indices with CBElasticsearch
- [Index Lifecycles](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices/managing-indices/index-lifecycles.md): Learn How to to use Index Lifecycle Policies to transition time series data
- [Index Templates](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices/managing-indices/templates.md): Learn How to Create Index and Component templates to Ensure Data Mappings
- [Mapping Builder](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices/mapping-builder.md): Learn how to define an Elasticsearch index mapping using the fluent MappingBuilder syntax in CBElasticsearch
- [Aliases](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices/aliases.md): Learn how to create and manage index aliases with CBElasticsearch
- [Reindexing](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices/reindexing.md): Sometimes indices get messy. Learn how to reindex your data in CBElasticsearch.
- [Data Streams](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/indices/data-streams.md): Learn How to use Data Streams for time series data
- [Searching](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/searching.md)
- [Search](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/searching/search.md): Learn how to search documents with CBElasticsearch
- [Aggregations](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/searching/aggregations.md): Learn how to summarize or "aggregate" data with cbElasticsearch
- [Suggestions](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/searching/suggestions.md): Provide "Did you mean \_\_?" or autocomplete functionality to your app's search form with CBElasticsearch
- [Documents](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/documents.md): Learn how to create and manage Elasticsearch document records using CBElasticsearch
- [Logging](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/logging.md): Learn how to transform incoming data in an Elasticsearch Ingest Pipeline.
- [Pipelines](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/pipelines.md): Learn how to transform incoming data in an Elasticsearch Ingest Pipeline.
- [Tasks](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/tasks.md): Learn how to work with asynchronous Elasticsearch operations to process documents in a non-blocking manner
- [Contributing](https://cbelasticsearch.ortusbooks.com/contributing.md): We're open source! Get started hacking on CBElasticsearch to add a new feature, fix the docs, or prove a regression.


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