Update containers to use version 7.8.1 of Elastic stack #1
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* update Readme
justahero
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This disables the other two Elasticsearch containers in the Docker Compose configuration, mainly to avoid that users boot up all containers at once, when most examples require only a single ES instane. * update Readme
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This PR updates the Docker containers to use version 7.8.1 of Elasticsearch.
All containers of the Elastic stack are updated to version 7.8.1. This is to provide workshop participants a local Docker setup with a more recent version of Elasticsearch. Most of the workshop examples only require a single Elasticsearch instance.