I do not know what the HTTP limit is, but would like to point out that you also can use wildcards to address many indices and make the string shorter. I do not think Elasticsearch imposes any limit but querying lots of indices naturally has performance implications.
Thanks @Christian_Dahlqvist , okay thanks for wildcard we can use ,
I mean HTTP GET has some limit suppose say if i am using tomcat server than (8 KB) , that time when prepare the index GET URL in tomcat server i gets the error if its size is more thank 8KB , so i thought if elastic search GET multi index has an issue with size or not , Thanks for your answer i am fine .
Can you let me know any alternate way of using multi index , since the multi index has performance implication .
Querying multiple indices in itself does not have performance implications and is widely used, so I am sorry I was not clear on this. Having very large numbers of small indices can however be quite inefficient, which is what I was referring to.
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