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Connect to Multiple Different ES API versions
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In reference to my question https://github.com/elastic/elasticsearch-js/issues/765#issuecomment-469377109, how would one connect to multiple different ES clusters, all running different versions, from one application? Is the only solution to alias the different @elastic/elasticsearch packages?
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Awesome, that looks like it checks all the boxes - thanks!
Hey @delvedor, sorry the for the delay and thank you for the further options for addressing my problem + explanations. I don’t love the solutions, but I trust you + your team that this is the best way to offer the client and work within the Node constraints!