Hello All,
I switched to latest beta version of elasticsearch-1.4.0.Beta1, for it to
be compatible with kibana-4.0.0-BETA1.1
Right now when I delete docs and index some new data the old data comes
back.
By the way I am using head plugin of elasticsearch to delete the index.
Before upgrading I could actually delete, and a new index was being created
per day, named as the date of that day. Right now a new index is never
created and data is pushed to the same index. I would like to go back to
the old configuration.
This sort of thing will only really happen if you have dangling indexes or
other nodes in the cluster that leave and then join later, which is just
another form of dangling indexes.
Hello All,
I switched to latest beta version of elasticsearch-1.4.0.Beta1, for it to
be compatible with kibana-4.0.0-BETA1.1
Right now when I delete docs and index some new data the old data comes
back.
By the way I am using head plugin of elasticsearch to delete the index.
Before upgrading I could actually delete, and a new index was being
created per day, named as the date of that day. Right now a new index is
never created and data is pushed to the same index. I would like to go back
to the old configuration.
The data is in json format and i am filtering the data as follows:
filter {
json {
source => "message"
}
}
Thank you for your help,
Eylül
On Sunday, November 9, 2014 11:31:24 PM UTC+1, Mark Walkom wrote:
This sort of thing will only really happen if you have dangling indexes or
other nodes in the cluster that leave and then join later, which is just
another form of dangling indexes.
What sort of data is it, how are you indexing it?
On 9 November 2014 12:41, kilsedar <kils...@sabanciuniv.edu <javascript:>>
wrote:
Hello All,
I switched to latest beta version of elasticsearch-1.4.0.Beta1, for it to
be compatible with kibana-4.0.0-BETA1.1
Right now when I delete docs and index some new data the old data comes
back.
By the way I am using head plugin of elasticsearch to delete the index.
Before upgrading I could actually delete, and a new index was being
created per day, named as the date of that day. Right now a new index is
never created and data is pushed to the same index. I would like to go back
to the old configuration.
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