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Depends on the search volume and performance requirements. For lots of (most?) applications, you don't want all the indices in RAM. (But I guess a lot of the b
by fulafel 4y ago
Depends on the search volume and performance requirements. For lots of (most?) applications, you don't want all the indices in RAM.
(But I guess a lot of the bloat with ES is also the 3+ node cluster which includes lots of redudancy, and resulting redundant use of RAM as well?)
- ithrow 4y agoIf you don't want/need HA you can run a 1 node ES.