HI,I was using ES5.5, with hot-warn architecture, now he got red,:
curl xxxx:9400/_cat/nodes
just block for a long time and no way to find out which node GOT out of memory.
HI,I was using ES5.5, with hot-warn architecture, now he got red,:
curl xxxx:9400/_cat/nodes
just block for a long time and no way to find out which node GOT out of memory.
Are you not using the default 9200 port for the Elasticsearch HTTP interface?
no,the http port is 9400.
I also got this:
[2017-09-04T18:13:16,395][ERROR][o.e.x.w.e.ExecutionService] [BrSJ2NM] failed to update watch record [dBSYPniQQfmLC89qwijyLg_elasticsearch_cluster_status_bb6644d9-6233-4d2a-9e90-67ec5e19e17a-2017-09-04T10:12:46.308Z]
what's that mean ,and how to fix this?
the x-pack monitor data is gone after I restart all the warm
nodes and increase the JVM memory to 30GB. the master log telling:
[2017-09-04T18:24:16,759][DEBUG][o.e.a.a.i.m.p.TransportPutMappingAction] [BrSJ2NM] failed to put mappings on indices [[[.watcher-history-3-2017.09.04/EOVPwPpuRIeJnUTfXfmWNw]]], type [watch_record]
maybe I should delete the watcher?
I think ES should figure out how to improve the maintenance system since the JVM out of memory is inevitable.
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