Maximum limit to allow for search queries. Requesting results above this limit will truncate the list (but will still set _more_changes on result lists). Set to 0 for no limit. This value should not exceed the index.max_result_window value configured on the Elasticsearch server. If a value is not configured during site initialization, defaults to 10000, which is the default value of index.max_result_window in Elasticsearch.
The pagination type to use when index queries are repeated to obtain the next set of results. Supported values are: OFFSET and SEARCH_AFTER. For more information, refer to index.paginationType.
Defaults to OFFSET. Note: paginationType NONE is not supported and Gerrit will not start if it is configured (results in ProvisionException).
For compatibility information, please refer to the project homepage.
Note that when Gerrit is configured to use Elasticsearch, the Elasticsearch server(s) must be reachable during the site initialization.
This setting can be used to prefix index names to allow multiple Gerrit instances in a single Elasticsearch cluster. Prefix gerrit1_ would result in a change index named gerrit1_changes_0001.
Not set by default.
Elasticsearch server URI in the form http[s]://hostname:port. The port is optional and defaults to 9200 if not specified.
At least one server must be specified. May be specified multiple times to configure multiple Elasticsearch servers.
Note that the site initialization program only allows to configure a single server. To configure multiple servers the gerrit.config file must be edited manually.
Sets the number of shards to use per index. Refer to the Elasticsearch documentation for details.
Defaults to 1.
Sets the number of replicas to use per index. Refer to the Elasticsearch documentation for details.
Defaults to 1.
Sets the maximum value of from + size for searches to use per index. Refer to the Elasticsearch documentation for details.
Defaults to 10000.
Sets the timeout for connecting to elasticsearch.
Defaults to 1 second.
Sets the timeout for the underlying connection. For more information, refer to httpd.idleTimeout.
Defaults to 30 seconds.
When security is enabled in Elasticsearch, the username and password must be provided. Note that the same username and password are used for all servers.
For further information about Elasticsearch security, please refer to the documentation. This is the current documentation link. Select another Elasticsearch version from the dropdown menu available on that page if need be.
Username used to connect to Elasticsearch.
If a password is set, defaults to elastic, otherwise not set by default.
Password used to connect to Elasticsearch.
Not set by default.
Sets the codec to be used for the index data. For further information about supported codecs, please refer to the static index setting index.codec.
Defaults to default.