Hi Arief,

you can see that each index has a replication factor of 1, meaning that 
there are 4 primary shards and 4 replica shards for each index. Since 
you're running only 1 Elasticsearch node, those replica shards cannot be 
placed anywhere, which is why the Elasticsearch cluster health state is 
YELLOW (meaning operational, but degraded).

While this isn't ideal, it's not keeping Graylog from working properly, so 
you could also ignore the YELLOW cluster state for now.

See https://github.com/Graylog2/omnibus-graylog2/issues/26 for a more 
detailed description.

Cheers,
Jochen

On Wednesday, 13 July 2016 05:11:09 UTC+2, Arief Hydayat wrote:
>
> Hi Jochen,
>
> Thanks for your reply.
> Here the output:
>
> health status index     pri rep docs.count docs.deleted store.size 
> pri.store.size
> yellow open   graylog_9   4   1    2135952            0    844.9mb        
> 844.9mb
> yellow open   graylog_8   4   1   20001263            0      
> 7.3gb          7.3gb
> yellow open   graylog_7   4   1   20001845            0      
> 7.4gb          7.4gb
> yellow open   graylog_6   4   1   20003032            0      
> 7.3gb          7.3gb
> yellow open   graylog_5   4   1   20000307            0      
> 6.9gb          6.9gb
> yellow open   graylog_4   4   1   20002381            0      
> 7.4gb          7.4gb
> yellow open   graylog_3   4   1   20001081            0      
> 7.2gb          7.2gb
>
> Yes it's running on OVA version 2.0.3. The disk already extend to 200GB as 
> well. I see, is there any other way to make it back to GREEN? extend more 
> disk or something? or possible to add more node on current OVA running?
>

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