Continuing the discussion from Elasticsearch process is killed on Centos 7:
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I cant even see any logs at /var/log/elasticsearch/
any idea ?
Continuing the discussion from Elasticsearch process is killed on Centos 7:
Since existing topic was closed I open a new one.
I cant even see any logs at /var/log/elasticsearch/
any idea ?
If there is no logs, it is likely failing before the process is launched to the point that it starts logging.
Check journalctl -u elasticsearch.service
(scroll to the very end). It should have some details on why the process can’t start.
Initially i notice there are errors related to memory, I increased the RAM to 4GB for the Virtual Machine. then there were errors from java about the VM has 1 core.. once I increased the VM core 2 no error and elastic search seems to be running.
[root@adissconsultants ~]# journalctl -u elasticsearch.service
-- Logs begin at Tue 2018-01-30 17:32:10 UTC, end at Tue 2018-01-30 17:32:50 UTC. --
Jan 30 17:32:27 adissconsultants.com systemd[1]: Starting Elasticsearch...
Jan 30 17:32:27 adissconsultants.com systemd[1]: Started Elasticsearch.
[root@adissconsultants ~]#
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