Hi,
When I was doing some experiments on my Elasticsearch cluster, I found
that cluster cannot assign replicas of a shards on the node which have a
new version of Elasticsearch (1.4.1). I have seen this before and I can
fix this by upgrading old nodes. But, I am wondering that if there is a
Are you sure you are not running low on disk space?
If you have less than 15% free, elasticsearch won’t allocate replicas.
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Hi,
Yesterday, I have added a new node to my ES cluster and after that some
of the shards started to remain unassigned. These shards are the
replicas of the shards on the new node. When I inspected the reason, I
found out that this new node has a different ES version. The new one is
1.3.4
You shouldn't run multiple versions unless you are upgrading, so it would
make sense to upgrade the other nodes ASAP.
The logs on your nodes should also shed some more light on the problem.
On 6 November 2014 19:29, Umutcan umut...@gamegos.com wrote:
Hi,
Yesterday, I have added a new node to
Try this...
curl localhost:9200/_cat/shards
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Hello,
I have a test cluster of 2 ES nodes (Elasticsearch 1.1.1-1).
I've noticed that whenever the number of unassigned shards increases past a
threshold, the cluster stops accepting Write operations.
*Example1*:
nodes: 2
primary shards: 6
replicas: 1
The cluster works as expected
unassigned shards). After few hours it
became green.
Most of the time it became green, but from time few time it is stacked on 2
unassigned shards.
From the logs:
[index.shard.service ] [es2-s01] [ds7][3] suspect illegal state: trying
to move shard from primary mode to replica mode
[2014
several times and I believe its collecting the correct
data now. I still show 520 unassigned shards, but its collecting all my
logs now. Is this something I can use the redirect command for to assign
it
to a new index?
Jason
On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:39:49 AM UTC-4, Jason Weber wrote:
Could
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I rebooted several times and I believe its collecting the correct data
now. I still show 520 unassigned shards, but its collecting all my logs
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On 29 May 2014 23:45, Jason Weber dave...@gmail.com wrote:
I rebooted several times and I believe its collecting the correct data
now. I still show 520 unassigned shards, but its collecting all my logs
now
I rebooted several times and I believe its collecting the correct data now.
I still show 520 unassigned shards, but its collecting all my logs now. Is
this something I can use the redirect command for to assign it to a new
index?
Jason
On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:39:49 AM UTC-4, Jason Weber
the correct data
now. I still show 520 unassigned shards, but its collecting all my logs
now. Is this something I can use the redirect command for to assign it to a
new index?
Jason
On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:39:49 AM UTC-4, Jason Weber wrote:
Could someone walk me through getting my cluster up
and I believe its collecting the correct data
now. I still show 520 unassigned shards, but its collecting all my logs
now. Is this something I can use the redirect command for to assign it to a
new index?
Jason
On Tuesday, May 27, 2014 11:39:49 AM UTC-4, Jason Weber wrote:
Could someone walk me
, Jason Weber davev...@gmail.com wrote:
I rebooted several times and I believe its collecting the correct data
now. I still show 520 unassigned shards, but its collecting all my logs
now. Is this something I can use the redirect command for to assign it to a
new index?
Jason
On Tuesday, May 27
Could someone walk me through getting my cluster up and running. Came in
from long weekend and my cluster was red status, I am showing a lot of
unassigned shards.
jmweber@MIDLOG01:/var/log/logstash$ curl
localhost:9200/_cluster/health?pretty
{
cluster_name : midlogcluster,
status : red
I removed all the extra allocation stuff. When I did that, the shards were
all propogated. Health is green again.
On Thursday, May 22, 2014 6:56:24 PM UTC-4, Brian Wilkins wrote:
Went back and read the page again. So I made one master, workhorse, and
balancer with rackid of rack_two for
, but not anymore.
I deleted all my data, Cluster health goes GREEN.
However, as soon as data is sent from logstash - redis - elasticsearch,
my cluster health goes RED. I end up with unassigned shards. In my
/var/log/elasticsearch/logstash.log on my master, I see this in the log:
[2014-05-22 12
.
However, as soon as data is sent from logstash - redis - elasticsearch,
my cluster health goes RED. I end up with unassigned shards. In my
/var/log/elasticsearch/logstash.log on my master, I see this in the log:
[2014-05-22 12:03:20,599][INFO ][cluster.metadata ] [Bora]
[logstash
, but not anymore.
I deleted all my data, Cluster health goes GREEN.
However, as soon as data is sent from logstash - redis - elasticsearch,
my cluster health goes RED. I end up with unassigned shards. In my
/var/log/elasticsearch/logstash.log on my master, I see this in the log:
[2014-05-22 12:03
Went back and read the page again. So I made one master, workhorse, and
balancer with rackid of rack_two for testing. One master shows rackid of
rack_one. All nodes were restarted. The shards are still unassigned. Also,the
indices in ElasticHQ are empty.
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Any idea?
logstash and ES version V1-1-1
Antoine Brun
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Hi,
Just getting started with ES. I'm integrating it into my Play! 2
application using the scalastic scala wrapper for the java API.
I can happily index retrieve documents, but ONLY if I delete and recreate
my index every time the application starts, which is pretty useless.
I have a Gist
Hi
we have 5 data nodes and 3 master in cluster and we are on ES 1.0
2 week ago when we restarted the it leave 1 shard unassigned for some
indices.
We check the Lucien index and they are fine. We create a test index and
copy the Lucien index to that and it came back.
But the we don’t know
Hi
I have to restart elasticsearch cluster nodes because of some timeout
exceptions
I did restart the nodes one by one there are 5 data nodes in cluster
But when I did that it leave some shards unassigned and I have no replicas
There is nothing help full in logs.
Can I get some help to know
We have a 3 node m1.large ES/logstash cluster with version 0.90.3.
Everything has been running fine for a very long time.
We needed to upgrade our cluster to use m2.xlarge, so we killed a node and
brought up a new brand new m2.xlarge machine and let the cluster go from
yellow to green.
But
If it has data you're ok with losing, just delete the index and let it get
recreated automatically.
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Mark Walkom
Infrastructure Engineer
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On 4 April 2014 13:45, Alexander Gray II gray...@gmail.com wrote:
We
Is there a way to fix this type of issue without having to delete an index?
On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 7:46 PM, Mark Walkom ma...@campaignmonitor.comwrote:
If it has data you're ok with losing, just delete the index and let it get
recreated automatically.
Regards,
Mark Walkom
Infrastructure
No love. I deleted the index via the head plugin, but the index is still
there, and the shards are still unassigned.
Nothing in the logs showed any errors either.
Maybe this is not the proper way to delete an index? (or maybe it got
deleted and re-created so fast that I missed it...)
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is doing.
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On 4 April 2014 14:01, Alexander Gray II gray...@gmail.com wrote:
Maybe I have to do this?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19967472/elasticsearch-unassigned
I installed elastichq.
Interestingly enough, it doesn't even show that index, but
head/paramedic/bigdesk does. weird.
All the diagnostics of elastichq shows mostly green. There are few
yellows under Index Activity for Get Total, but it doesn't strike me as
something that is related to this.
ok. i stopped the entire cluster and started one ES node at a time, and
that seemed to do the trick, even though that's one of the first things I
did when things went ary.
I have no idea how it could have gotten into that state to begin with, but
it's all good now.
We lost a ton of logs, but it
There's a lot of info missing: how many servers, indexes, shards and
replicas do you have? have you made sure to set all the configurations
correctly (quorum size, expected number of nodes etc)?
You may be experiencing a split-brain situation (if your cluster state is
red) or just a temporary
and every time I do, it
completely breaks things. Once it starts back up it doesn't continue to
show the logs in Kibana correctly and when I run a health check, it says
there are unassigned shards. I've not been able to fix this and in the past
I've always just had to delete them and start
I got the initial issue fixed of me getting data back again. However I
still don't understand how to fix the unassigned shards issue and how to
properly restart elasticsearch without it complaining.
On Friday, December 20, 2013 9:28:53 AM UTC-5, Eric Luellen wrote:
Mark,
I used the rpm
can do to make sure elasticsearch/KIbana is keeping up?
2. I've had to restart elasticsearch a few times and every time I do, it
completely breaks things. Once it starts back up it doesn't continue to
show the logs in Kibana correctly and when I run a health check, it says
there are unassigned
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