Deploying Elasticsearch Docker containers

Since Elasticsearch is based on the Lucene library, it is completely compatible with the Commerce architecture. You can deploy Elasticsearch clusters with standard features such as master and subordinate nodes and automatic replication to maximize performance.

Ensure that you have completed the following steps, then move on to one of the deployment options listed below.

Before you begin

To start the deployment process, download the required software.

Review the list of the latest available download packages to ensure that you are obtaining the most up-to-date version of HCL Commerce software.
Go to the .
Search for Package ID HCL_Commerce_Devops_Version_9.1, or File ID HCL_Commerce_DevOps_9.1.x.x.bundle.
Download the file.
Download the Data Docker images.
- HCL_Commerce_Enterprise_9.1.x.x_Data_Query_Server_x86-64.tgz
- HCL_Commerce_Enterprise_9.1.x.x_Data_NiFi_Server_x86-64.tgz
- HCL_Commerce_Enterprise_9.1.x.x_Data_NiFi_Registry_Server_x86-64.tgz
- HCL_Commerce_Enterprise_9.1.x.x_Data_Ingest_Server_x86-64.tgz
- Optional:HCL_Commerce_Enterprise_9.1.x.x_Approval_Server_x86-64.tgz
- Optional:HCL_Commerce_Enterprise_9.1.x.x_GraphQL_Server_x86-64.tgz
Load each Docker image. For each downloaded image file, run the following command.
```
docker load -i imagename
```
For example:
```
docker load -i HCL_Commerce_Enterprise_9.1.0.0_Data_Query_Server_x86-64.tgz
```
Clone the project in Git from the downloaded git bundle, and check the code into your source control management system. Run the following command.
```
git clone bundleName projectName
```
Where:

bundleName

The filename of the bundle you are cloning.

projectName

The name of the git project that you are creating.

For example:
```
git clone HCL_Commerce_DevOps_9.1.0.0.bundle HCL_Commerce_DevOps
```

What do do next

Setting up the HCL Commerce Developer Search environment

Deploying Elasticsearch using in a production environment

Building the Elasticsearch index