[7.x] Allocate new indices on "hot" or "content" tier depending on data stream inclusion (#62338)#62557
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dakrone merged 4 commits intoelastic:7.xfrom Sep 17, 2020
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…eam inclusion (elastic#62338) This commit changes the default allocation on the "hot" tier to allocating the newly created index to the "hot" tier if it is part of a new or existing data stream, and to the "content" tier if it is not part of a data stream. Overriding any of the index.routing.allocation.(include|exclude|require).* settings continues to cause the initial allocation not to be set (no change in behavior). Relates to elastic#60848
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