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Failed to Insert Data into a Cluster Index
Updated on 2024-08-27 GMT+08:00
Failed to Insert Data into a Cluster Index
Symptom
I failed to insert data into a CSS cluster index and the error information is as follows.
Issue Analysis
When the disk usage exceeds 95%, Elasticsearch automatically sets the index to the read-only status to prevent the disk space from being used up.
Solution
- For clusters in new versions (later than 7.10.2), the read-only mode is automatically disabled after the cluster disk usage decreases. You only need to free up space or expand the disk capacity.
- For clusters in old versions, you need to manually change the index status by running the following command on Kibana:
PUT /_all/_settings { "index.blocks.read_only_allow_delete": null }
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