My goal is to rename an index named foo, so it falls into an index pattern named bar, which includes indices named bar*. I do not want to reindex the whole index so its rather large, for it would take up massive amounts of resources.
I see Elasticsearch rename index , as a possible solution, but if I add an alias called "bar-0001" to the index named "foo", would "foo" fall into the the "bar*" index pattern?
Or could I add the index named foo to the index pattern bar?
For reference, the index is about 5GB with ~2.5 million docs.
Thanks
CodePudding user response:
I believe alias resolve your problem.
Example
Create three indices: bar_01, bar_02, foo_01
PUT bar_01
PUT bar_02
PUT foo_01
Add alias bar_alais to indice foo_01
POST _aliases
{
"actions": [
{
"add": {
"index": "foo_01",
"alias": "bar_alias"
}
}
]
}
Get all indice start with bar
GET bar*
Return indices bar_01, 02 and foo_01
{
"bar_01": {
"aliases": {},
...
}
},
"bar_02": {
"aliases": {},
...
}
},
"foo_01": {
"aliases": {
"bar_alias": {}
},
....
}
}