s/ElasticSearch/Elasticsearch/ where appropriate
Unlike OpenStack, there is no capital 'S' in Elasticsearch. Change-Id: Ic91fd7b7719c463a8332cb961073f83d0a9dba3f
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### Elasticsearch
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Once installed, you can check that ElasticSearch is working using `curl`:
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Once installed, you can check that Elasticsearch is working using `curl`:
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```
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curl http://$HOST:9200/
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Performance Impact
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The amount of resources (RAM, CPU, disk) required for ElasticSearch depends
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The amount of resources (RAM, CPU, disk) required for Elasticsearch depends
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on the number of clients but a typical setup would have at least 8GB of RAM
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and fast disks (ideally SSD drives). As a consequence, it is highly recommended
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to use a dedicated node for deploying the plugin. Good insights are given by
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