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☁ Meilisearch tools for the Cloud ☁
Meilisearch Cloud Providers is a set of tools and scripts allowing to build Meilisearch images for multiple platforms made with Packer.
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These Packer build configurations are used primarily by the Meilisearch integration team, aiming to provide our users simple ways to deploy and configure Meilisearch in the cloud by creating ready-made images of Meilisearch. As our heart resides in the open-source community, we maintain several of these tools as open-source repositories.
Cloud Provider |
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AWS |
DigitalOcean |
GCP |
See our Documentation or our API References.
You need the following to run the template:
- The Packer CLI v1.8.6+ installed locally
- Obtain your AWS access keys
- Obtain your DigitalOcean API Token
- Obtain your GCP credentials
- Aws
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="YOUR_ACCESS_KEY"
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="YOUR_SECRET_KEY"
- DigitalOcean
export DIGITALOCEAN_TOKEN="XxXxxxxXXxxXXxxXXxxxXXXxXxXxXX"
- GCP
export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="path_to_your_creadential_file.json"
Download and install packer plugins
packer init .
⚠ Please note that this command will create all new Meilisearch images on all platforms of the specified version.
packer build meilisearch.pkr.hcl
⚠ Please note that this command will create new Meilisearch image on the dedicated platforms of the specified version.
packer build -only 'amazon-ebs.*' .
packer build -only 'digitalocean.*' .
packer build -only 'googlecompute.*' .
If you want to learn how to deploy a Meilisearch instance on DigitalOcean visit the dedicated page of our documentation: