Add SearchableSnapshotRepository#50239
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This commit adds a repository type that allows the creation of an index backed by searchable snapshots. These indices are allocated and recovered just like normal indices, but the underlying `SearchableSnapshotDirectory` makes sure that no recovery need take place since the correct files all seem to already exist on the target node. There are a number of limitations in this implementation: - like normal indices, after the intial allocation the primary is always allocated to a node that previously held an in-sync copy. If the cluster loses all copies of a snapshot-backed index then it does not attempt to recover. - peer recoveries of indices containing deletes do not currently work. - when performing disk-based shard allocation we make no attempt to quantify the disk usage of these shards any differently.
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In elastic#50239 we introduced a temporary workaround in Store#tryOpenIndex to allow searchable snapshots shards to be allocated anywhere. elastic#52527 reverts this workaround but did not revert the associated test changes. This commit reverts the associated test changes.
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This commit adds a repository type that allows the creation of an index backed
by searchable snapshots. These indices are allocated and recovered just like
normal indices, but the underlying
SearchableSnapshotDirectorymakes surethat no recovery need take place since the correct files all seem to already
exist on the target node.
There are a number of limitations in this implementation:
like normal indices, after the intial allocation the primary is always
allocated to a node that previously held an in-sync copy. If the cluster
loses all copies of a snapshot-backed index then it does not attempt to
recover.
peer recoveries of indices containing deletes do not currently work.
when performing disk-based shard allocation we make no attempt to quantify
the disk usage of these shards any differently.