Elasticdump copies data between clusters by reading documents out of one cluster through its search APIs and writing them into […]

Elasticdump rarely fails in mysterious ways. When a run breaks, it almost always breaks at one of three points: it […]

Elasticdump works with both Elasticsearch and OpenSearch, often with the same command and the same flags, which tends to raise […]

Elasticdump and Snapshot and Restore are usually presented as rivals, as if you had to pick a side before moving […]

Elasticdump exists because this question is harder than it looks. Elasticsearch is built to answer questions about an index — […]

Elasticdump exists because people treat Elasticsearch as a place their data lives: it gets copied, backed up, migrated between clusters, […]

Elasticdump spends its working life moving Elasticsearch indices between clusters, files and buckets, and the indices it gets pointed at […]

Elasticdump spends its working life moving documents out of one Elasticsearch index and into another index, a file, or an […]