This guide outlines the steps to create an API key in Elastic Cloud's Kibana UI (or equivalent in OpenSearch) and configure the correct permissions to enable full read and monitor access for API-based integrations with AiStrike.◼︎
If you are using an OpenSearch cluster, please share details below:
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Host & Port: URL {OpenSearch/Elastic Host URL} and port number
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Authentication: Username/Password [full read access, all indexes, collections] or API Key
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Firewall Rules: AiStrike IPs to allowlist: 3.135.165.25/32, 3.148.24.98/32, 52.15.138.222/32, 13.201.28.59/32, 3.148.93.249/32, 3.14.192.137/32, 18.223.178.199/32
IP Traffic Filter (AiStrike)
If your deployment has IP-based restrictions, please allow the following AiStrike IPs:
3.135.165.25/32
3.148.24.98/32
3.148.93.249/32
3.14.192.137/32
13.201.28.59/32
18.223.178.199/32
52.15.138.222/32
54.246.180.34/32
63.35.37.74/32
54.220.227.162/32
OpenSearch and Elastic share the same integration guide. If you're using an Elastic-compatible API key, see the Elastic page for the API-key creation steps and the sample API key policy.