Significant terms and logstash

Hi guys,

I am looking into using the significant terms aggregation with our logstash
data, but my reading of it has given me one issue which I hope you have
ideas for solving.

As I understand it - ES 1.1.1 only supports using 1 index (entire index) as
the "background data" to identify what stands out in the search'ed set.
Problem with logstash - is that it per default creates a new index every
day (which I like for a lot of other purposes), but if a significant terms
aggregation on logs should make sense - it would be more relevant to be
able to use a month or so, as the "background data".

Anyone know if I can somehow pursuade it, into using more than just 1 index
as "background data" ? Or would I have to have a copy of 1 months data or
so - put into a "background index" - to do this? :frowning:

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I just tried this out with 1.2.0 and got the same result. Even if I specify
logstash-*, it only seems to take today's index into account. However, the
documentationhttp://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/search-aggregations-bucket-significantterms-aggregation.html#_single_set_analysisstates that "the background set used for statistical comparisons is the
index or indices from which the results were gathered".

So it seems like it ought to work as you and I are hoping, but perhaps
someone else has more info.

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