Cluster state yellow after upgrade to 1.0

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I just upgraded from .90 to 1.0 and my cluster state is showing yellow:

Not sure why one node doesn't show up as "m"

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/nodes'

17 5 1.47 d m 10.80.140.62

22 4 0.00 d m 10.80.140.58

27 5 0.55 d * 10.80.140.59

21 4 0.06 d m 10.80.140.13

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/indices'

yellow test2 5 1 186936800 0 79gb 49.4gb

green test1 5 1 142163219 0 76.9gb 38.4gb

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]#

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I also see some shards in INITIALIZING

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/shards/test2'

test2 2 p STARTED 37382168 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 2 r INITIALIZING 10.80.140.62

test2 0 p STARTED 37382444 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 0 r STARTED 37382444 9.8gb 10.80.140.62

test2 3 p STARTED 37388544 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 3 r STARTED 37388544 9.8gb 10.80.140.62

test2 1 p STARTED 37389978 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 1 r STARTED 37389978 9.8gb 10.80.140.62

test2 4 p STARTED 37393666 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 4 r INITIALIZING 10.80.140.62

On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 11:44 AM, Mohit Anchlia mohitanchlia@gmail.comwrote:

I just upgraded from .90 to 1.0 and my cluster state is showing yellow:

Not sure why one node doesn't show up as "m"

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/nodes'

17 5 1.47 d m 10.80.140.62

22 4 0.00 d m 10.80.140.58

27 5 0.55 d * 10.80.140.59

21 4 0.06 d m 10.80.140.13

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/indices'

yellow test2 5 1 186936800 0 79gb 49.4gb

green test1 5 1 142163219 0 76.9gb 38.4gb

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]#

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Hi Mo,

The m indicates that all nodes may become master. The * means that node
is the current master. There is nothing wrong with that.

Your cluster is yellow because not all shards are started. If things don't
sort out themselves within a couple of minutes (usually much quicker),
something is going on.

Cheers,
Boaz

On Monday, February 17, 2014 8:45:58 PM UTC+1, Mo wrote:

I also see some shards in INITIALIZING

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/shards/test2'

test2 2 p STARTED 37382168 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 2 r INITIALIZING 10.80.140.62

test2 0 p STARTED 37382444 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 0 r STARTED 37382444 9.8gb 10.80.140.62

test2 3 p STARTED 37388544 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 3 r STARTED 37388544 9.8gb 10.80.140.62

test2 1 p STARTED 37389978 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 1 r STARTED 37389978 9.8gb 10.80.140.62

test2 4 p STARTED 37393666 9.8gb 10.80.140.59

test2 4 r INITIALIZING 10.80.140.62

On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 11:44 AM, Mohit Anchlia <mohita...@gmail.com<javascript:>

wrote:

I just upgraded from .90 to 1.0 and my cluster state is showing yellow:

Not sure why one node doesn't show up as "m"

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/nodes'

17 5 1.47 d m 10.80.140.62

22 4 0.00 d m 10.80.140.58

27 5 0.55 d * 10.80.140.59

21 4 0.06 d m 10.80.140.13

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]# curl 'localhost:9200/_cat/indices'

yellow test2 5 1 186936800 0 79gb 49.4gb

green test1 5 1 142163219 0 76.9gb 38.4gb

[root@ip-10-80-140-59 ec2-user]#

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