FAQ: Elastic Search for Magento 2

Magento 2 search synonyms allow you to connect different words so they will give the same results. For example, connecting the words “laptop, notebook, netbook” will allow users to see all the laptop-type products despite the word they have chosen for...
There are two match modes available: AND and OR. When the AND mode is used, search results will contain products that match the whole query only (e.g.: Red shirt - only Red shirt will be found). When the OR mode is used, search results will contain...
To check if Elasticsearch is running, please execute the following command in the terminal: curl localhost:9200 Note: replace the localhost:9200 with Elasticsearch domain and port accordingly. After that, you should receive an output containing information...
It is not recommended to use several search engines/extensions, the stable performance is not guaranteed due to possible conflicts between search engines/extensions. Please, disable all 3rd-party search extensions to avoid any possible issues.
Please make sure that the official catalog pagination issue patch provided by Magento is installed.
It is not necessary to run the Elasticsearch engine on a separate server. Nevertheless, if the server that runs Magento lacks resources, it will be a good idea to install the Elasticsearch engine on a separate server to boost overall performance.
First, please make sure that the credentials for the Elasticsearch engine are filled in correctly: If that didn’t help, please make sure that the Elasticsearch engine is properly installed and configured on the server. See also: After installation...
After installing the Elastic Search, reindex is required. To perform the reindex, please use the following command: php bin/magento indexer:reindex After the reindexing is finished, please clear the page cache for changes to become visible on the ...
In general, there are no recommended specs for the server, since overall performance depends on many factors, such as the number of products you have, 3rd-party extensions implemented, etc. The good way to check if your server can handle the extension...
The extension supports Elasticsearch engine starting from version 6.? up to the 7.9.3 version and Magento 2.3+ → Nov. 15, 2020, Amasty stops supporting Magento v. 2.2. Follow the link to see details.
To configure the extension, please make sure that the Amasty Elastic Search engine is selected in the: Stores > Configuration > Amasty Extensions > Elastic Search > Connection > Search Engine > Amasty Elasticsearch After the engine...
Normally the position of the products in the popup and on the search page should be the same. If you have encountered such an issue, it may have arisen due to the peculiarities of the environment and further troubleshooting is required. Please contact...

Our Elastic Search extension is compatible with Elasticsearch engine 6.x versions and supports v.7.9.3. Read more for details

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