Hi All! I have strange result when make my query request - on local all ok and works like expected, but on AWS haves issue - i set terminate_after but it not works like expected, see attached screen. data = response['hits']['hits'] params = elasticsearch query [Screenshot%20from%202019-12-12%…

When you create an index , you can provide a body with settings . One of those settings is number_of_shards. Prior to version 7, this defaulted to 5. As of version 7 now, this defaults to 1. Maybe that's what you're seeing? What is it you're trying to achieve exactly? If you only want to see one hit,…

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abdon (Abdon Pijpelink) December 12, 2019, 8:47am 2

terminate_after is per shard. My guess is that locally you're querying an index with 1 shard, while on AWS you're querying an index with 5 shards.

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