Able to list system indices in elasticsearch 7.9.0

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I deployed elasticsearch cluster with operator 1.3.0 and es version: 7.9.0. When I am trying to list the indices, not able to see any system indices. Attaching the screenshot

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Able to see only created indices. Is that the default behaviour?

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Please don't post pictures of text, they are difficult to read, impossible to search and replicate (if it's code), and some people may not be even able to see them :slight_smile:

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OKay @warkolm. When I go inside the pod , I try to list the indices using the below command:

curl -u "elastic:pwd" -k -X GET "https://svc:9200/_cat/indices"

I m not able to see any system indces.

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Can you post the text that was in the image directly here?

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It is just the output when I try to list the indices using the curl command. I am not able to find any default(system) indices. Below is the output when I try to list the indices. I created one index. I can see only that index.

yellow open index-oo1 IOCIj0zpT6S8-3F2FedhEg 1 1 0 0 208b 208b

But for below versions like 7.6.0, I can see system indices as well. This is the output for list indices.

green open .security-7              umGH8KBPTnSdCbJfNso7Aw 1 1 36 0 124.7kb 85.6kb
green open .kibana_task_manager_1   tWu2uxWCQGCtwj9ScHg18w 1 1  2 0  43.4kb 21.7kb
green open .apm-agent-configuration --11Ff_AQr6WKXaOLmn6zQ 1 1  0 0    566b   283b
green open .kibana_1                _pTFJLczRoC6uvOrgJANBg 1 1  2 0    20kb 11.2kb
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I just ran that call on 7.10.0 and can see the system indices without an issue.

What is the output from GET /?

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I am getting nothing in output when ran the above one

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curl -u "elastic:pwd" -k -X GET "https://svc:9200/" returns nothing?

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I can list system indices when after adding kibana.

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