0
Success
Elasticsearch time-series index manager
curator_cli [-h]
[-v]
[--host
HOST]
[--url_prefix
URL_PREFIX]
[--port
PORT]
[--use_ssl]
[--http_auth
AUTH]
[--timeout
TIMEOUT]
[--master-only]
[--dry-run]
[--loglevel
LOG_LEVEL]
[--logfile
LOG_FILE]
[--logformat
LOGFORMAT]
COMMAND
[COMMAND_OPTS]
ARGUMENTS
curator helps manage Elasticsearch time-series indices. It provides an easy way to perform index administration tasks, such as managing aliases, optimizing indices, changing the replica count and modifying index allocation using routing tags.
-h, --help
show program usage and exit
-v, --version
show program's version number and exit
--host HOST
Elasticsearch host. Default: localhost
--url_prefix URL_PREFIX
Elasticsearch HTTP url prefix. Default: none
--port PORT
Elasticsearch port. Default: 9200
--use_ssl
Connect to Elasticsearch through SSL. Default: false
--certificate
Path to certificate to use for SSL validation.
--client-cert
Path to file containing SSL certificate for client auth.
--ssl-no-validate
Do not validate SSL certificate
--http_auth AUTH
Use Basic Authentication ex: user:pass Default: None
--timeout TIMEOUT
Connection timeout in seconds.
--master-only
Verify that the node is the elected master before continuing
--dry-run
If true, does not perform any changes to the Elasticsearch indices.
--loglevel LOG_LEVEL
Log level
--logfile LOG_FILE
log file
--logformat LOGFORMAT
Log output format [default|logstash]. Default: default
Each of the following commands accepts a number of options and positional arguments. Run curator COMMAND --help for command-specific help. Available commands are:
|
Apply required index routing allocation rule |
|---|---|
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Close indices |
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Delete indices |
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Delete snapshots |
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forceMerge index/shard segments |
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Open indices |
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Change replica count of indices |
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Show indices |
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Show snapshots |
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Take snapshots of indices |
Exit codes will indicate success or failure.
0
Success
1
Failure
-1
An exception was raised that does not result in an exit code of 1
Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).