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[DOCS] Update ES intro for stretched clusters #77651
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PR #77360 clarifies that a cluster's nodes don't need to be in the same data center. This adds a similar clarification to the ES introduction docs.
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LGTM although I left an optional suggestion.
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nearby data centers. Balancing shards across nodes that are far away or not well | ||
connected simply takes too long. However, to maintain high availability, you |
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I think the sentence about balancing shards doesn't really fit here. Basically any request might go between nodes and suffer from latency or disruption, and things like searches are likely a lot more latency-sensitive than shard movements. Maybe just drop it or maybe replace it with something along those lines instead.
nearby data centers. Balancing shards across nodes that are far away or not well | |
connected simply takes too long. However, to maintain high availability, you | |
nearby data centers. However, to maintain high availability, you |
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Great suggestion. Thanks, David!
Co-authored-by: David Turner <[email protected]>
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PR #77360 clarifies that a cluster's nodes don't need to be in the same data center. This adds a similar clarification to the ES introduction docs. Co-authored-by: David Turner <[email protected]>
PR #77360 clarifies that a cluster's nodes don't need to be in the same data center. This adds a similar clarification to the ES introduction docs. Co-authored-by: David Turner <[email protected]>
PR #77360 clarifies that a cluster's nodes don't need to be in the same data center. This adds a similar clarification to the ES introduction docs. Co-authored-by: David Turner <[email protected]>
PR #77360 clarifies that a cluster's nodes don't need to be in the same data
center. This adds a similar clarification to the ES introduction docs.
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https://elasticsearch_77651.docs-preview.app.elstc.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/master/scalability.html#disaster-ccr