Thanks Ankit,,
On Wednesday, July 30, 2014 12:18:37 PM UTC+2, Ankit Mittal wrote:
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> Hi Arie,
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> Thank you very much for sharing your comment on this.
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> I was facing the split brain problem in my above LMS configuration in
> which i have only two elasticsearch node both are master + data
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> Hi Arie,
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Thank you very much for sharing your comment on this.
I was facing the split brain problem in my above LMS configuration in which
i have only two elasticsearch node both are master + data .
It is resolved by separating master and data node now i have 4 node ( 2
master + 2 data
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> Hi Arie,
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I am using Two master node for handling *failover* condition.
If my master node is down . data node will work or not ?
Regards,
Ankit Mittal
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Hi Ankit,
Not really sure, but one master should be enough, or you are using some
nodes for something different then graylog.
If high performance is the issue here and you have 6 nodes, then you could
setup one master without data, and 5 slave
nodes/data with replication enabled. If performance
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> Hi Arie,
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Now i am running my LMS with 6 ES node.
2 ES master node +2 ES data node and 2 ES node used by graylog.
please let me know your suggestion on this.
Thanks,
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> Hi Arie,
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I have 2 servers on which i have install ES. ( one node on each server ).
Instead of making 3 node can i configure 4 node ( 2 master + 2 data node )
I don't know how to configure four node please help me in that.
Thanks,
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Hi,,
>From what I have read elasticsearch should exist of 3 nodes if you are
doing replication.
If performance in ES is of matter you could use one node as master only
without data.
Storing performance of ES can simply be enhanced with the option :
index.refresh_interval:
5s
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