Disable query unless user specifies index and a field

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In my org, each team is creating ES index so the number of index grows very
quickly. Usually users are interested only in their 'product' data.
Currently, users execute query using Kibana w/o specifying index(it takes
_all'). To force user to specify index, what are my options? At the same
time, i would like users to specify field as well so query performance
improves. Appreciate quick help since ES cluster comes down very frequently
because of 'bad' queries. Thank you!

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You'll want aliases with a routing query here, but to get the full benefit
you'll have to reindex your data.

Sorry term, use aliases and consider setting up multiple KB instances.
On 24/03/2015 1:03 pm, "Andy" abordia@gmail.com wrote:

In my org, each team is creating ES index so the number of index grows
very quickly. Usually users are interested only in their 'product' data.
Currently, users execute query using Kibana w/o specifying index(it takes
_all'). To force user to specify index, what are my options? At the same
time, i would like users to specify field as well so query performance
improves. Appreciate quick help since ES cluster comes down very frequently
because of 'bad' queries. Thank you!

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Mark,
Very thanks for your answer. I am new to ES. Can i get implementation
instruction or detailed answer? Thanks,
Andy

On Monday, March 23, 2015 at 9:11:18 PM UTC-7, Mark Walkom wrote:

You'll want aliases with a routing query here, but to get the full benefit
you'll have to reindex your data.

Sorry term, use aliases and consider setting up multiple KB instances.
On 24/03/2015 1:03 pm, "Andy" <abo...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:

In my org, each team is creating ES index so the number of index grows
very quickly. Usually users are interested only in their 'product' data.
Currently, users execute query using Kibana w/o specifying index(it takes
_all'). To force user to specify index, what are my options? At the same
time, i would like users to specify field as well so query performance
improves. Appreciate quick help since ES cluster comes down very frequently
because of 'bad' queries. Thank you!

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