Hi All,
Mistakenly we shut downed 3 nodes in the cluster in the same time. They
contained both the primary shard and its replica :-(
ES probably decided that it has lost the entire shard and created new shard
but with zero documents. We've returned those 3 previously shut downed
nodes to the clu
try to keep them decoupled
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> On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 2:48 PM, Vladi Feigin
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Hi,
Is there a solution for this ? Could you recommend some production proven?
Thank you
Vladi
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Hi,
Is there a way to build a new index from the existing index ?
Thank you,
Vladi
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Hi,
Please help me understand what's wrong here
We have this query (see below)
Without this part, which searches in a text:
query": {
"has_child": {
"type": "ttype",
"query": {"match": {
"text": "sometext"
}}})
it works pretty fast (10
Can someone bring some insight?
On Wednesday, March 25, 2015 at 8:29:52 PM UTC+2, Vladi Feigin wrote:
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> Hi ,
>
> We're observing on the one of our servers the fielddata_breake.tripped
> value much higher than on others
> On this specific server we have tripped = ~9K
Hi ,
We're observing on the one of our servers the fielddata_breake.tripped
value much higher than on others
On this specific server we have tripped = ~9K but on all rest servers we
have tripped = 0
What's going wrong with this server? Is it kind of hot spot in terms of
data distribution betwe
Hi All,
We observe the relatively high heap usage : 70-75% per node. Our heap size
is 32G. Each node has 2 shards (one primary , one replica). Each shard size
is approximately 43G
The size of the field data cache is ~22G and there are zero evictions from
this cache
The size of the filter cache
Hi All,
Is there a way to estimate a max number of shards per node (physical)?
Is there some formula for this?
Let's say our node is a commodity server. What're best practices?
Thank you,
Vladi
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Thank you everybody for the help!
Is there a way to run routing in a debug mode? For example calculate the
shard id via API ?
Thank you,
Vladi
On Friday, March 20, 2015 at 6:28:55 PM UTC+2, Vladi Feigin wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> Please share your thoughts
> We have one big ES index a
in our case it means having hundreds or maybe thousands indexes
>>> In terms of the maintenance is a big overhead
>>> Other approach is create many shards
>>> Could you, please share your experience and thoughts?
>>> What would you recommend in this scenario
>&
our case it means having hundreds or maybe thousands indexes
In terms of the maintenance is a big overhead
Other approach is create many shards
Could you, please share your experience and thoughts?
What would you recommend in this scenario
Thank you in advance,
Vladi Feigin
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Hello,
I would like to ask for advice about our index that is built on the
principle of Parent Child,
Now a search word takes a very long time about 3 minutes.
Below is the index structure.
Our database (shown below the index schema) contains information about
purchases and reviews in different
Hello,
I have a requirement to retrieve the terms frequency (TF) from all recently
indexed documents (last 24 hours)
So in a query I have to supply the time range and expect to get the TFs of
all terms in the given time range
Is it possible to do in ES? If yes, please refer me to the documentati
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