Not able to connect to AWS Elasticsearch about laravel-scout-elasticsearch

[denitsa-md]

Aiiiiiii, it worked - with port :443. So happy! Thank you @matchish - it was the host indeed!!

[matchish]

It's not the package issue. Stack overflow is the preferred and recommended way to ask support questions https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/laravel-scout%20laravel%20elasticsearch

Feel free to add link to stackoverflow question to this issue

[denitsa-md]

@bluelupin Were you able to resolve your issue? I am getting the same error.

I can ping AWS' elasticsearch endpoint in the browser and get a response for the cluster, but it doesn't work when added as the ELASTICSEARCH_HOST.

I did some dumps inside the Elasticsearch\Connections\Connection:performRequest() method and I see I'm getting an Failed to connect to _endpoint_ port 9200: Timed out

[matchish]

@denitsa-cm Often is a wrong host issue.
Like this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56825683/why-am-i-getting-no-alive-nodes-found-in-your-cluster-using-laravel-and-docker/56847295?noredirect=1#comment108176650_56847295

[denitsa-md]

@matchish Thanks for the link. There is no doubt I'm doing something wrong, but not sure it's the host :D

I'm taking the endpoint from AWS' elasticsearch domain, and setting it as ELASTICSEARCH_HOST. I tried setting it with a slash in the end, without a slash, with port :9200 and :80 (clearing config cache inbetweeen), but no luck.

Hitting the endpoint in the browser gives me this. (my ip is whitelisted in the policy)

I'll read a bit more and put this on stackoverflow.

[matchish]

You have to try to reach the endpoint from the same machine (container) where is your laravel application not browser.

[denitsa-md]

I'm running the app with valet, so I thought I should just be able to reach it.

P.S. I can also curl it locally.