You definitely need to set the protocol to 'https', for the record.
Beyond that I'm not quite sure. Do you have a full stack trace or just
that part of it?
On 12/8/2015 11:19 AM, Paul Blair wrote:
Not quite sure what to make of this: I'm getting
org.apache.http.NoHttpResponseException: [endpoint_URI]:443 failed
to respond
But if I do:
curl
https://[endpont_URI]:443
I get a response from Elasticsearch—this is because I have the Amazon
Elasticsearch instance permissioned to accept any connections from the
IP address where apiman is running.
The apiman configurations look like this:
apiman.es.protocol=http
apiman.es.host=[endpoint_URI]
apiman.es.port=443
apiman.es.username=
apiman.es.password=
Changing protocol from http to https doesn't appear to help, nor does
removing the username and password properties entirely. Any suggestions?
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