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After Upgrade to Magento 2.4.7., setup:upgrade throws "ElasticSuite : Unable to validate connection to Elasticsearch server : No alive nodes found in your cluster" #3460
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Usually, there are no problems. We are good with Magento 2.4.7/2.4.7-p3 CE. Probably you doing something wrong during your upgrade. Are you sure that Elasticsearch is properly configure and running? Have you checked Magento and Elasticsearch logs? BR, |
I have another instance (the live system) connected to the elastic search, so the Server is running and working. maybe there is a problem with the configuration in magento itself. Is there a way to test the connection with my access data from the DB to verify, that there is no config issue? |
Are you sure the Search Engine is set to ElasticSuite in Have you checked Magento and Elasticsearch logs? Which version of Elasticsearch and which Magento module (magento/module-elasticsearch-7 or magento/module-elasticsearch-8) you are using? BR, |
Have you checked Magento and Elasticsearch logs? What you have after running this query to DB: BR, |
We updated Magento from 2.4.6-p8 to 2.4.7-p3.
Now we get "ElasticSuite : Unable to validate connection to Elasticsearch server : No alive nodes found in your cluster" when we run setup:upgrade in the console.
Magento Version : Magento 2.4.7-p3 CE
ElasticSuite Version : 2.11.9.2
Environment : Production Mode
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Expected result
Actual result
Updating modules:
ElasticSuite : Unable to validate connection to Elasticsearch server : No alive nodes found in your cluster
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