I have two indices, let's say
- index1
- index2 (clone of index1)
I always write documents to index1.
Is there a way to automatically trigger a copy of the document from index1 to index2, every time I write a document into the index1?
I have two indices, let's say
I always write documents to index1.
Is there a way to automatically trigger a copy of the document from index1 to index2, every time I write a document into the index1?
That might be doable with this:
Not sure though as it's normally made to replicate to another cluster. Also it requires a platinum license or a trial.
What about solving that problem from the application which writes the data to elasticsearch?
Otherwise a snapshot and restore with rename?
Thanks David. Yes, application writing into both indices is easiest way to do this.
Actually, my original problem is that, I want to create two index pattern for the same data. I have two separate timestamps in my data and I want to visualize my data based on two different time filters. I couldn't do that. So I'm creating clone of the data and then using a second time filter field on the cloned data.
You should instead may be solve that problem.
I'd recommend using an alias like:
PUT /index1/_alias/index2
And then you can hopefully create 2 Index Patterns in Kibana:
index1
using the first timestamp fieldindex2
using the second timestamp fieldNo need to copy indices in that case.
Thanks a lot David, "alias" is exactly what solves my problem
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