Hello I have an elasticsearch cluster 2.3.3 and the cluster stopped replicating because one of the nodes had the disk amost full. After I have solved the full disk issue the replication does not restart by itself. Is there a way to restart the replication without restarting the cluster? This is very important since it's handling production data.
I have removed the nodes which had disk issues and added some new nodes, but the cluster is not replicating to the new nodes.
curl localhost:19266/_cat/shards
kibana.rets.ci 3 p STARTED 0 160b 10.0.0.6 api.rets.ci-client-cluster-2
kibana.rets.ci 3 r UNASSIGNED
kibana.rets.ci 4 p STARTED 2 803.3kb 10.0.0.6 api.rets.ci-client-cluster-2
kibana.rets.ci 4 r UNASSIGNED
kibana.rets.ci 2 p STARTED 0 160b 10.0.0.6 api.rets.ci-client-cluster-2
kibana.rets.ci 2 r UNASSIGNED
kibana.rets.ci 1 p STARTED 1 16.3kb 10.0.0.6 api.rets.ci-client-cluster-2
kibana.rets.ci 1 r UNASSIGNED
kibana.rets.ci 0 p STARTED 0 160b 10.0.0.6 api.rets.ci-client-cluster-2
kibana.rets.ci 0 r UNASSIGNED
as you can see the cluster has three nodes:
curl localhost:19266/_cat/nodes
10.0.0.11 10.0.0.11 2 76 0.33 d m api.rets.ci-client-cluster-4
10.0.0.8 10.0.0.8 7 96 0.21 d m api.rets.ci-client-cluster-5
10.0.0.6 10.0.0.6 46 93 0.28 d * api.rets.ci-client-cluster-2
Any way I can force the cluster to replicate on the 2 new nodes?
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