I have some indexes on an ElasticSearch cluster containing the same kind documents (i.e. with the same mapping) and I'm using some aliases for different purposes.
Every month there's a Curator job which creates a new index (with the name pattern like "index-yyyy.mm") and assigns/moves some aliases, two of them are "index-current" and "index-all". "index-current" is an alias for the latest (i.e. current month) index so it's assigned to a single index, while "index-all" is assigned to all the indexes. Basically I'm using the "index-current" one to index while the "index-all" for search.
I'd also to delete documents sometimes and I'd need to rely on the "index-all" alias to be sure I removed my document from everywhere, but it seems the delete command on an alias which includes multiple indexes is not working. Is there anything I am missing?
I thought to get the document, look into the _index field (which contains the name of the index the document is physically stored in) and send the delete command, but it's not a real solution (I mean, I could go with this but it's a workaround).
FYI I'm using the NEST driver and also I'd avoid to infer or having the index name as a property of the class I'm indexing.
Thanks!