Hello people.
I'm getting a lot of the following in my Elasticsearch 7.3.2 logs:
[index_name] not opting out of the query cache; authorization is not allowed
...for several indexes, and the messages repeat.
I googled about it and found remarkably little.
What does this message mean? I found it in OptOutQueryCache.java, and it seems to have something to do with licensing?
I don't think I want elasticsearch caching, especially if it caches negative results. We have a lot of code that'll issue an elasticsearch request, and then retry with exponential backoff upon not receiving any useful result - it's really slowing down our test suite.
How can I disable elasticsearch caching? I'm interested in:
- ...how to disable caching for all of elasticsearch
- ...how to disable caching for just one index
- ...how to disable caching for just one query - is it like res = s.execute(ignore_cache=True) with the DSL?
...so we can compare which works best for us.
Filesystem caching is not a problem for us, and in fact is a good thing as a performance optimization that doesn't change results.
We're working mostly in Python. We're mostly using elasticsearch_dsl, but we also use some of elasticsearch-py.
Thanks!