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Comment: Updated Watch Item Details (SWAR-10172)

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  • Customizations to an Elasticsearch 6.8.6 /etc/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.yml path.data and network.host fields will be lost when running the configuration script to upgrade to Elasticsearch 7 if the upgrade does not complete. This can happen if the new Elasticsearch 7 rpm is not in the current directory and cannot be downloaded. Reapply your customizations as this will not affect upgrades starting with Elasticsearch 7.5.2. (SWAR-9977)

  • False 404s might be seen in the Swarm responses during heavy load situations. To mitigate this, please verify “cip.processes = 2”, and keep increasing the cip.queryMinimumTimeout value gradually until the 404 occurrences are reduced. (SWAR-10120)When using search.perDomainIndex=True (under Support guidance), the number of supported domains is limited based on the number of data nodes in the Elasticsearch cluster and search.numberOfShards. For

  • example, Five data nodes support 5x600 shards at search.numberOfShards=6; each domain requires 6x2 (primary and replica) shards. If more than 250 domains are created, new indices cannot be created resulting in the domain listing that returns a 503 ReaderUnavailableIndex. The castor.log will show errors EFD19, EIP15, and EIP02.
    For example, "Validation Failed: this action would add [6] shards, but the cluster currently has maximum [999]/[1000] normal open shards". Error reporting will be improved in a future release. (SWAR-10172)This console error, also seen in SWAR-10203, happens when the ES cluster runs out of shard space leading to inability to create domain indices. (SWAR-10172)

    "Object (etag=51eb17e5e488d654bd79cc45aa695aef) is persistently failing for feed 0: Elasticsearch index failure (count=8)"

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Caution

Contact DataCore Support if you are still using Elasticsearch 6.8.6.

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