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Elastic stack: use elasticsearch.yml config #554
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script.max_compilations_rate: "use-context" | ||
script.context.template.max_compilations_rate: "unlimited" | ||
script.context.ingest.cache_max_size: 2000 | ||
script.context.processor_conditional.cache_max_size: 2000 | ||
script.context.template.cache_max_size: 2000 |
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@P1llus I'm working on forking the Elasticsearch config for 8.x. Do you know how these script.*
settings should look like?
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@mtojek they can all be removed actually, they should not be needed anymore. We should monitor for any flakiness, but except that it is actually better to run on the newer better default settings
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Thanks, removed!
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Issue: #552
This PR introduces a dedicated YML config for Elasticsearch. With this change we'll be able to introduce breaking config changes and not harm end-users.