health status index uuid pri rep docs.count docs.deleted store.size pri.store.size
yellow open .kibana kROEUVWbQMWE-bMGYZCNcA 1 1 1 0 9.3kb 9.3kb
yellow open travel-sample rElzvrZgQWKfqUiO5zhhRQ 5 1 32616 0 44.1mb 44.1mb
yellow open shakespeare 48nwK8PBSmiSYtV8pLLZlA 5 1 111396 0 21.6mb 21.6mb
yellow open cases ZIMoJ1UMS1WmOLXMZDH6sA 5 1 1109 9 514.3kb 514.3kb
However, when I try to add the index in Kibana (which recognizes it as a valid index and even auto-detects time fields if present), I always get the error: No matching indices found: No indices match pattern "AWIxOms5xIfTvlz99..."
I don't see any errors in the logs. I have tried deleting and re-creating the .kibana index without any luck. I have also read through the dozens of posts w/ people experiencing similar issues, which are almost all due to the indices not existing on Elasticsearch, which is not the problem here.
Any other ideas? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Have you ensured that the user you're logging into Kibana with has permission to read the data in that Index? If you have already done that, I would try and increase the time picker to a larger time range in which the data falls.
I haven't setup any authentication or access controls for Elasticsearch or
Kibana. I confirmed this by getting results via: curl
localhost:9200/shakespeare/_search?q=macbeth
The shakespeare dataset from the example doesn't have any date range, so
that's not impacting it either.
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