ElasticSearch in Azure Container Instance (Preview)

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The following command creates a container instance of elasticsearch:latest image:

$ az container create --image elasticsearch:latest --name es -g rg-es --ip-address public --memory 4 --cpu 2

According to:

$ az container show --name es -g rg-es -o table

the instance is running yet when I browse to the assigned IP the browser responds with: "can't open the page because the server where this page is located isn't responding".

Creating the container from the azure portal doesn't make any difference.

Has anyone come across this problem?

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Elastic search doesn't expose port 80 by default. But you can pass port —port 9200 to expose the default port. This is probably the issue you're hitting.

Thanks!