Update policy-definitions.asciidoc#54592
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The docs show how to create an ILM policy, but not how to add the attr `node.attr.data: warm` (or hot).
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Pinging @elastic/es-docs (>docs) |
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@debadair I am happy with it, I am removing the WIP. |
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Hi @debadair |
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@elasticmachine run elasticsearch-ci/docs |
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LGTM. We do label doc changes with the applicable versions, but the change needs to be backported to those branches to show up in the docs, it's not automatic.
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The docs show how to create an ILM policy, but not how to add the attr
node.attr.data: warm(or hot).Yes
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No code, strictly docs
This PR adds an example to the ILM instructions. The instructions show how to create a policy, and the policy refers to
node.attr.databeinghotorwarm. I added an example showing how to set the attr in both elasticsearch.yaml and on the commandline.