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Gateway: Store cluster meta data in JSON (and not binary) #36
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Gateway: Store cluster meta data in JSON (and not binary), closed by 67d86de. |
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Closes #36. (cherry picked from commit f2c83df)
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Closes elastic#36.
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Adds node leaving based on a simplified MasterService abstraction
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For elastic#36 - Add support for creating optional elasticsearch user and group
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With this commit we remove the custom runner `createindex` which creates index templates, matching indices and also aliases and replace it with runners that are available out of the box with Rally. Furthermore, we cleanup some duplication and have removed the challenge `append-no-conflicts` which acted as a dummy default challenge but does not serve any other purpose. Relates elastic#36
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With this commit we use the correct property `index` in the `bulk-update` challenge instead of the outdated property name `index_name`. This is a leftover from elastic#36 Relates elastic#44
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Makes things much easier to debug, tinker with, and support for backward compatibility. Sadly, this will break backward compatibility.
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