Could somebody please explain what this could be related to ? Is it RAM related ?
Just to summarize, the version of Elasticsearch is 5.6.1, the repo is pointing to an NFS drive and it does have elasticsearch:elasticsearch permissions. I also had no problems creating the repo.
Could somebody please explain what this could be related to ?
It's hard to say from just the exception I'm seeing alone. Could you check your log files around the time of the failure, they should contain a warning logged with additional details on the exception.
Hi @Armin_Braun - I've already checked the elastic log and all I'm getting is "Caused by: java.io.IOException: Invalid argument" and "failed to create snapshot [snapshot name]" Nothing more to help pinpoint to the problem unfortunately.
@ion_popa could you still paste the stack trace logged for that exception maybe? (there should be a stack trace logged) I think that might be sufficient to understand the root cause here.
@spinscale and also @Armin_Braun - it seems to work now ! I can take a backup without issues, a couple of hours ago it didn't work. Very weird ! I wonder if it was something related with the fact that it was a new NFS share and something wasn't configured on that end.
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