Elasticsearch - bulk post data - rest

Question

(ES amateur here) I am using the Elasticsearch Bulk API through Jenkins (Groovy) to post multiple documents at once to an index. However, the following request in groovy only reads the first row of data and ignores the 5 other lines below it.
httpRequest url: "https://elasticsearchindex.url/here",
httpMode: 'POST',
contentType: 'APPLICATION_JSON',
requestBody: "{\"hostname\" : \"playground.test\",\"postDate\" : \"2021-11-22T20:23:00\",\"device_id\" : \"${osList[0][0]}\",\"rule_name\" : \"${osList[0][1]}\",\"policy_name\" : \"${policyName}${osList[0][2]}\",\"rule_id\": \"${osList[0][3]}\"}\
{\"hostname\" : \"playground.test\",\"postDate\" : \"2021-11-22T20:23:00\",\"device_id\" : \"${osList[1][0]}\",\"rule_name\" : \"${osList[1][1]}\",\"policy_name\" : \"${policyName}${osList[1][2]}\",\"rule_id\": \"${osList[1][3]}\"}\
{\"hostname\" : \"playground.test\",\"postDate\" : \"2021-11-22T20:23:00\",\"device_id\" : \"${osList[2][0]}\",\"rule_name\" : \"${osList[2][1]}\",\"policy_name\" : \"${policyName}${osList[2][2]}\",\"rule_id\": \"${osList[2][3]}\"}\
{\"hostname\" : \"playground.test\",\"postDate\" : \"2021-11-22T20:23:00\",\"device_id\" : \"${osList[3][0]}\",\"rule_name\" : \"${osList[3][1]}\",\"policy_name\" : \"${policyName}${osList[3][2]}\",\"rule_id\": \"${osList[3][3]}\"}\
{\"hostname\" : \"playground.test\",\"postDate\" : \"2021-11-22T20:23:00\",\"device_id\" : \"${osList[4][0]}\",\"rule_name\" : \"${osList[4][1]}\",\"policy_name\" : \"${policyName}${osList[4][2]}\",\"rule_id\": \"${osList[4][3]}\"}\
{\"hostname\" : \"playground.test\",\"postDate\" : \"2021-11-22T20:23:00\",\"device_id\" : \"${osList[5][0]}\",\"rule_name\" : \"${osList[5][1]}\",\"policy_name\" : \"${policyName}${osList[5][2]}\",\"rule_id\": \"${osList[5][3]}\"}"
Not sure if the API here is built for what I'm trying to do, or if I am writing it incorrectly. Thank you for the help!

Answer 1

You can post data like below using curl
curl -XPOST -u username:pass https://elasticsearchserver:9200/company/branch/_bulk -d'
{ "index": { "_id": "london" }}
{ "name": "London Westminster", "city": "London", "country": "UK" }
{ "index": { "_id": "liverpool" }}
{ "name": "Liverpool Central", "city": "Liverpool", "country": "UK" }
{ "index": { "_id": "paris" }}
{ "name": "Champs Élysées", "city": "Paris", "country": "France" }
'
That should give you output of creation.