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Hi !

I have currently a cluster with one shard on multiple nodes, using the
option 'auto_expand_replicas' => '0-all', so that every node has all the
data.
Some nodes are in Europe and some are in America.

When I'm requesting a server in Europe, I notice in the logs that
sometimes, the request is send to a server in America, which makes the
request longer.
Is there a way to keep replications between severs and to force
elasticsearch to search only locally ?

Thanks for your help !

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Have a look at Request body search | Elasticsearch Guide [8.11] | Elastic http://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/search-request-preference.html
Might help.

That said we don’t recommend splitting your cluster on 2 data centers.

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Le 27 avr. 2015 à 17:14, Christophe Rosko christophe@digiteka.com a écrit :

Hi !

I have currently a cluster with one shard on multiple nodes, using the option 'auto_expand_replicas' => '0-all', so that every node has all the data.
Some nodes are in Europe and some are in America.

When I'm requesting a server in Europe, I notice in the logs that sometimes, the request is send to a server in America, which makes the request longer.
Is there a way to keep replications between severs and to force elasticsearch to search only locally ?

Thanks for your help !

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