> Okproblem solvedwas not discovery., I was the attachment of the
> volume. This brings up another issue.why did I not get an error?
What do you mean by "attachment of the volume"? The volume was not attached,
was attached somewhere else, there was a permissions problem? When
Hi,
Okproblem solvedwas not discovery., I was the attachment of
the volume. This brings up another issue.why did I not get an error?
logger:
# log action execution errors for easier debugging
action: DEBUG
I just removed this line form elasticsearch.yml: path.data: /data
> 4) I did not have a problem with ES when not using aws for auto discovery.
> Is there another way to cluster machines on aws? Clearly there is an issues
> somewhere. If I have 2 or more machines..is there another way?
The AWS discovery mechanism is alive and kicking in most cases. Based on
Hi,
1) the credentials are valid. Its the same creds that I use attached a
volume and create tags using the aws cookbook where the are stored in a
data bag.
2) I am in the east region and using a m1.small
3) The file exists
sudo find / -name elasticsearch-cloud-aws-2.0.0.RC1.jar
/usr/share/el
> I use the 1.0.0.RC1 this is what I get. ES still not working. What is
> missing? I installed elasticsearch-cloud-aws.
>
I would double check, that you're using the matching versions of
Elasticsearch and the Cloud AWS plugin. Check the files actually installed,
you should see `elastics
Well.
I use the 1.0.0.RC1 this is what I get. ES still not working. What is
missing? I installed elasticsearch-cloud-aws.
/var/log/elasticsearch# service elasticsearch start
* Starting Elasticsearch Server
...done.
root@aws-elasticsearch-east-development:/var/log/elasticsearch# servi
Aws plugin 2.0.0.RC1 works only with Elasticsearch 1.0.0.RC1 and >.
Look at the README.
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Le 25 janv. 2014 à 03:37, David Montgomery a écrit :
Hi,
Newbie for installing ES esp on ec2.
I used the deb package to installing ubuntu
Hi,
Newbie for installing ES esp on ec2.
I used the deb package to installing ubuntu 12.04
anyway.
here is the basics of how I install with my chef recipe
version = '0.90.10'
remote_file
"#{Chef::Config[:file_cache_path]}/elasticsearch-#{version}.deb" do
source
"https://download.elastic
