I just wanted to ask if there´s a possibility to decrease the disk space
useage of an elasticsearch index.
e.g. i got an index called logstash-2014.03.17 with an size of 547MB and an
total of 1018761 indexed documents/logs and i want to reduce the disk usage
of it.
This setting doesn't exist anymore as indices are now always compressed.
One thing that might help gain back some (not much, don't expect too much
from it) disk is to run an _optimize[1] call on this index. You can use
curator[2] in order to automate this operation.
I just wanted to ask if there´s a possibility to decrease the disk space
useage of an elasticsearch index.
e.g. i got an index called logstash-2014.03.17 with an size of 547MB and
an total of 1018761 indexed documents/logs and i want to reduce the disk
usage of it.
The Curator is a very helpful tool thanks for the link!
I tried it and save about 1 GB of disk space (24->23GB) i think the effekt
increases with more indexes.
Am Mittwoch, 19. März 2014 17:42:56 UTC+1 schrieb Adrien Grand:
Hi,
This setting doesn't exist anymore as indices are now always compressed.
One thing that might help gain back some (not much, don't expect too much
from it) disk is to run an _optimize[1] call on this index. You can use
curator[2] in order to automate this operation.
On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 1:10 PM, horst knete <badun...@hotmail.de<javascript:>
wrote:
Hey guys,
I just wanted to ask if there´s a possibility to decrease the disk space
useage of an elasticsearch index.
e.g. i got an index called logstash-2014.03.17 with an size of 547MB and
an total of 1018761 indexed documents/logs and i want to reduce the disk
usage of it.
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