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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
The goal of this task to is come up with options for the API for enabling a “writeable remote index” as described by #7804 and #8891 and implement the API gated by a feature flag. The intent is to start building a minimal framework on which we can incrementally add the pieces described by #9987 and others and iterate on the feature.
Describe the solution you'd like
The simplest solution might be a new index setting. However, we'll want to think in detail about state transitions. Namely, toggling an index from "warm" to "hot" may require downloading a considerable amount of data similar to an index recovery option. A user will want to know that an index is in this transitioning state and be able to monitor the operation. We'll want to consider these details.
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Search:Remote Search
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However, we'll want to think in detail about state transitions. Namely, toggling an index from "warm" to "hot" may require downloading a considerable amount of data similar to an index recovery option.
A flexible approach could be to expose more options instead of shortcuts like "hot" or "warm".
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
The goal of this task to is come up with options for the API for enabling a “writeable remote index” as described by #7804 and #8891 and implement the API gated by a feature flag. The intent is to start building a minimal framework on which we can incrementally add the pieces described by #9987 and others and iterate on the feature.
Describe the solution you'd like
The simplest solution might be a new index setting. However, we'll want to think in detail about state transitions. Namely, toggling an index from "warm" to "hot" may require downloading a considerable amount of data similar to an index recovery option. A user will want to know that an index is in this transitioning state and be able to monitor the operation. We'll want to consider these details.
Related component
Search:Remote Search
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: