https://wiki.hostek.com/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=ElasticSearch_Cluster_-_Best_PracticesElasticSearch Cluster - Best Practices - Revision history2024-03-28T13:15:49ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.24.2https://wiki.hostek.com/index.php?title=ElasticSearch_Cluster_-_Best_Practices&diff=3745&oldid=prevBriana: Created page with "Three node ElasticSearch cluster For High Availability and Failover, a three (3) node ElasticSearch cluster is the recommended solution. Server 1: Data node - master eligibl..."2017-10-24T16:26:24Z<p>Created page with "Three node ElasticSearch cluster For High Availability and Failover, a three (3) node ElasticSearch cluster is the recommended solution. Server 1: Data node - master eligibl..."</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Three node ElasticSearch cluster<br />
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For High Availability and Failover, a three (3) node ElasticSearch cluster is the recommended solution.<br />
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Server 1: Data node - master eligible<br />
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Server 2: Data node - master eligible<br />
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Server 3: Non-data, non-master eligible - only for quorum<br />
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With this setup, any single node can be lost and the other two nodes will continue to function. This would allow for high availability.<br />
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Server 3 doesn't need many resources, as ElasticSearch wouldn't need many resources on that node since it would only be a quorum witness. Ideally, you would/could use the server (or one of the servers) that will be querying ElasticSearch, which would allow to send the queries through the local instance so that it could automatically route/load-balance them across the data nodes.</div>Briana