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	The below is a simple service that adds the message that the method receives to the body, and post ut using an HttpClient. ''my-index/_doc'' is just the indices that I made.		The below is a simple service that adds the message that the method receives to the body, and post ut using an HttpClient. ''my-index/_doc'' is just the indices that I made.
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			Now you can expose this service via a controller.
	Now you can expose this ~~services~~ via a ~~Controller~~.

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	# Click '''Create API key'''		# Click '''Create API key'''
	# '''Copy the key immediately''' — it is only shown once		# '''Copy the key immediately''' — it is only shown once


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	# Open Kibana ~~(usually <code>http://localhost:5601</code>)~~		# Open Kibana
	# In the left sidebar, scroll down and click '''Stack Management'''		# In the left sidebar, scroll down and click '''Stack Management'''
	# Under '''Security''', click '''API Keys'''		# Under '''Security''', click '''API Keys'''

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	== Elasticsearch API Key ==		== Elasticsearch API Key ==
	In order to POST or GET data from Elasticsearch, you need an API key.		In order to POST or GET data from Elasticsearch, you need an API key.

			You must have one of the following cluster privileges:
			* <code>manage_security</code>
			* <code>manage_api_key</code>
			* <code>manage_own_api_key</code>

			# Open Kibana (usually <code>http://localhost:5601</code>)
			# In the left sidebar, scroll down and click '''Stack Management'''
			# Under '''Security''', click '''API Keys'''
			# Click '''Create API key'''
			# Fill in the following fields:
			#* '''Name''' — give it a meaningful name
			#* '''Expiration''' — optional, leave blank for no expiration
			#* '''Privileges''' — set index/cluster permissions (e.g. index <code>*</code> with privilege <code>write</code> to post data)
			# Click '''Create API key'''
			# '''Copy the key immediately''' — it is only shown once