horike

<p>We adopted the Elasticsearch to search engine. You can also search, such as post title, post content, custom fields by replacing the WordPress of standard search function. The accuracy of the search feature dramatically improves in WordPress.</p>
<h4>Setting</h4>
<ul>
<li>In the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-simple-elasticsearch/screenshots/" rel="ugc">screenshoot section</a> you can look on the first screenshot. </li>
<li>Require setting to <code>Elasticsearch Endpoint</code>,<code>Port</code>,<code>index</code>,<code>type</code> and push <code>Save Changes</code>. It is default search target <code>post title</code>, <code>post content</code>.</li>
<li>Please push <code>Post Data sync to Elasticsearch</code>. So Posts data are sent to Elasticsearch.</li>
</ul>


WP Simple Elasticsearch

This plugin is that WordPress of standard search using ?s=xxx to replace WordPress DB with Elasticsearch.

fukushima

<p>This plugin is a modification of “Fatastic ElasticSearch plugin”. This plugin is NOT a simple drop-in, it is expected you have some understanding of what an Elasticsearch server is and how it works. The goals/features of this plugin are:</p>
<ul>
<li>Replace the WordPresss standard search with Elasticsearch.</li>
<li>Ability to specify what data points should be indexed and what the relevancy of those points are.</li>
<li>Fall back to WordPress standard search if Elasticsearch server is not responsive.</li>
<li>Update Elasticsearch server when posts are removed/added/unpublished.</li>
<li>Make “match query” selectable as search type.</li>
</ul>


Kumihimo

Replace the WordPresss standard search with a Elasticsearch.

WP Simple Elasticsearch vs Kumihimo