I have a single node cluster with a few hundred indices, with each index
broken up into a few (between 2-8) types. I attempted a restart of the
cluster, and now it's pounding on the CPU and not really indexing anything.
ES is also pouring into the logs messages of the following flavor:
parsed mapping [default], and got different sources
original:
{"default":{"_source":{"compress":true},"_size":{"enabled":true,"store":"yes"},"properties":{}}}
parsed:
{"default":{"_size":{"enabled":true,"store":"yes"},"_source":{"compress":true},"properties":{}}}
It should be the same document, except for the order? Is there something I
did wrong?
I have a single node cluster with a few hundred indices, with each index
broken up into a few (between 2-8) types. I attempted a restart of the
cluster, and now it's pounding on the CPU and not really indexing anything.
ES is also pouring into the logs messages of the following flavor:
parsed mapping [default], and got different sources
original:
I have a single node cluster with a few hundred indices, with each index
broken up into a few (between 2-8) types. I attempted a restart of the
cluster, and now it's pounding on the CPU and not really indexing anything.
ES is also pouring into the logs messages of the following flavor:
parsed mapping [default], and got different sources
original:
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