This defaults to none.

Specifies the Elasticsearch resource and type where the data is read from or written to. It must be specified in the <index>/<type> format, for example, es.resource=eshadoop/wordcount.

This defaults to es.resource.

Specifies the Elasticsearch resource and type where the data is read. It is useful when the same job needs to read and write data to different Elasticsearch indices/types, for example, es.resource.read=eshadoop/wordcount

This defaults to es.resource.

Specifies the Elasticsearch resource and type where the data is written. It is useful when the same job needs to read and write data to different Elasticsearch indices/types, for example, es.resource.write=eshadoop/wordcount.

This defaults to localhost.

Specifies the Elasticsearch nodes that it needs to connect to. By default, it doesn't have to list all the nodes; ES-Hadoop discovers other nodes that are connected to the cluster. However, you can list more nodes to ensure that ES-Hadoop can connect to the cluster if some nodes are down, for example, es.nodes=localhost or es.nodes=localhost:9200.

This defaults to 9200. This setting only applies to the nodes that don't contain a port in the es.nodes configuration, for example, es.port=9200.