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zinc 命令

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常用示例

Start Zinc server with initial admin credentials

ZINC_FIRST_ADMIN_USER=[admin] ZINC_FIRST_ADMIN_PASSWORD=[password] zinc

Start on specific port

ZINC_SERVER_PORT=[4080] zinc

Start with custom data directory

ZINC_DATA_PATH=[/var/lib/zinc] zinc

Ingest data via API

curl -u [admin:password] -X POST http://localhost:4080/api/[index]/_doc -d '{"field": "value"}'

说明

ZincSearch (formerly Zinc) is a lightweight, full-text search engine designed as an alternative to Elasticsearch. It provides log search and analytics with significantly lower resource requirements. ZincSearch features a web UI for management, REST API compatible with Elasticsearch's search syntax, and supports various data ingestion methods including bulk insert and fluentd/fluent-bit integration. The search engine is written in Go and uses Bluge as its indexing library. It runs as a single binary with embedded storage, requiring no external dependencies. Common use cases include log aggregation, application search, and replacing Elasticsearch in resource-constrained environments. The project has since evolved into OpenObserve.

FAQ

What is the zinc command used for?

ZincSearch (formerly Zinc) is a lightweight, full-text search engine designed as an alternative to Elasticsearch. It provides log search and analytics with significantly lower resource requirements. ZincSearch features a web UI for management, REST API compatible with Elasticsearch's search syntax, and supports various data ingestion methods including bulk insert and fluentd/fluent-bit integration. The search engine is written in Go and uses Bluge as its indexing library. It runs as a single binary with embedded storage, requiring no external dependencies. Common use cases include log aggregation, application search, and replacing Elasticsearch in resource-constrained environments. The project has since evolved into OpenObserve.

How do I run a basic zinc example?

Run `ZINC_FIRST_ADMIN_USER=[admin] ZINC_FIRST_ADMIN_PASSWORD=[password] zinc` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

Where can I find more zinc examples?

This page includes 4 examples for zinc, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.