I add another Tribe node to load balance data that come from my logstashes
and another Tribe node to connect kibana to it.
I think that we have limitation in this nodes , as you see cluster work only with one triger node,
is this true or i have mistake in configuration
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A tribe node is not the same as a coordinating only node (aka client node). A coordinating node is part of a single cluster and allows both reads and writes, while a tribe node acts as a read-only bridge when searching multiple clusters.
elasticsearch {
hosts => [ "172.24.69.13:9200","172.24.69.14:9200"]
I get logs from two broker and sent it to Elastic triger node with the following ips:
172.24.69.13
172.24.69.14
I have 2 master,3 data node , 3 client node
my issue is that my cluster just see only one client node and when i shutdown this node, another client node comes to cluster .
please tell me is this configuration is true and whats is my main problem ?
As master election is based on consensus, you should always aim to have 3 master-eligible nodes in the cluster and set'discovery.zen.minimum_master_nodes to 2 as per these recommendations.
Are the remaining nodes running? Is there anything in the logs on these nodes that explain this? Are you able to telnet to port 9300 on all the other hosts from these hosts?
yes i telnet to all of them and if I shutdown es-client-01node, another coordinator nodes come to cluster, is there any configuration that limit coordinator node ?
[root@es-client-01 ~]# telnet 172.24.69.14
Trying 172.24.69.14...
telnet: connect to address 172.24.69.14: Connection refused
[root@es-client-01 ~]# telnet 172.24.69.14 9300
Trying 172.24.69.14...
Connected to 172.24.69.14.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
[root@es-client-01 ~]# telnet 172.24.69.21 9300
Trying 172.24.69.21...
Connected to 172.24.69.21.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
[root@es-client-01 ~]# shutdown
when i shutdown this node another one comes to cluster :
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