On ES 1.4.2 cluster, post cluster restart, 90% of shards are unassigned. Is there a way to stop the whole cluster again, and force quicker reassignment of shards. I researched and few users have had similiar issues, so am hoping someone can guide me on optimal way to fix this.
There are settings you can change, see
On 5 January 2015 at 12:50, Salman ahmed.salman@gmail.com wrote:
On ES 1.4.2 cluster, post cluster restart, 90% of shards are unassigned. Is
there a way to stop the whole cluster again, and force quicker reassignment
of shards. I researched and few users have had similiar issues, so am
hoping
someone can guide me on optimal way to fix this.--
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