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This example demonstrates the setup of an Elasticsearch server with a suite of management and monitoring plugins. The shell script installs OpenJDK 7, downloads Elasticsearch 1.1.0 as a Debian package, and configures plugins including elasticsearch-head, elasticsearch-gui, inquisitor, browser, HQ, suggest, MongoDB river, JDBC river, and bigdesk. It also downloads the PostgreSQL JDBC driver and moves it into the river-jdbc plugin directory. The process concludes by starting the Elasticsearch service, making the server available at localhost:9200.

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