Professional GUI Client
for Elasticsearch
IntelliJ Elasticsearch is an advanced plugin for JetBrains IDEs.
Accelerate your
Elasticsearch workflow with faster data exploration,
query generation, favorites, and more.
IntelliJ Elasticsearch is an advanced plugin for JetBrains IDEs.
Accelerate your
Elasticsearch workflow with faster data exploration,
query generation, favorites, and more.
The autocomplete helps you to write queries faster and with fewer mistakes.
It
suggests only valid fields and values for the current context.
Also, you can view the documentation for the
selected field.
Use the search field to quickly find data with Kibana Query Language syntax.
The autocomplete feature helps you find the right field name.
Create, update, and delete documents right in the table or in JSON view.
Connect to multiple Elasticsearch or OpenSearch, Local or Cloud, clusters and switch between them easily. Works with all versions of Elasticsearch and OpenSearch and supports SSL, SSH and authentication.
Import and export data from/to Elasticsearch using CSV, JSON, and Dump files.
Copy
indexes between clusters in a few clicks.
Save your favorite requests and quickly find them in the explorer.
Or use
history to quickly repeat the previous requests.
“Great tool. I tried many web-based tools, but it is much more convenient to explore my indices in IDE than in browser. I would say if you work with Elasticsearch it's a must-have plugin.”
“It deserves 5 stars for actually handling important use case. That's actually best you can get on Jetbrains platform regarding Elasticsearch management. Same time author is very responsive and bugs are fixed. that's nice and worth the money :) Keeping finger crossed for further development!”
“A really helpful Tool to get a quick look at your elastic search db! Props to the developer for handling bugfixes and even requests in such a quick manner!”
“Great plugin and it only gets better over time, I'm sure. The annual subscription is easily worth of money if one really needs the plugin functionality.”