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REST API does not expose node-master status #203
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Will add it to the cluster state API. |
REST API does not expose node-master status, closed by 6c8f49c. |
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Fix a couple typos in docs
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Merged in dev/can/dr (pull request elastic#170) * Merged in dev/can/dr (pull request elastic#170) Disaster recovery: Allow stacks to be restored from snapshot Also opens way for more rigorous upgrade path testing Approved-by: Gideon Avida
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With this commit we log the exact Rally command that is executed by night-rally. This can be useful when reproducing performance regressions because we can use the exact same command line invocation that night-rally has used.
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There is no way how to learn which node is master via REST API. Cluster state or Nodes Info should expose this info?
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