Documentation updates

new_docs/contents/elasticsearch-net/cluster-failover.md

@@ -23,10 +23,10 @@ Configuring how the registered `IConnectionPool` should behave happens on the `I
 
 #### SniffOnConnectionFault()
 Should the connection pool resniff the cluster state everytime an operation on a node throws an exception or a faulty http status code.
-Defaults to false.
+Defaults to true.
 
 #### SniffOnStartup()
-Should the connection pool sniff the cluster state the first time its instantiated. Defaults to false.
+Should the connection pool sniff the cluster state the first time its instantiated. Defaults to true.
 
 #### SniffLifeSpan()
 When set will cause the connectionpool to resniff whenever it notices the last sniff information happened too long ago. Defaults to null.

new_docs/contents/nest/cluster/nodes-stats.markdown

@@ -8,11 +8,10 @@ menuitem: nodes-stats
 
 # Nodes stats
 
-var r = this._client.NodeInfo(NodesInfo.All);
-
-            var node = r.Nodes.First();
+	var r = this._client.NodeInfo(NodesInfo.All);
+	var node = r.Nodes.First();
 
 You can than traverse the node info objects i.e:
 
-            node.Value.OS.Cpu.CacheSizeInBytes;
+	node.Value.OS.Cpu.CacheSizeInBytes;
 

new_docs/contents/nest/cluster/state.markdown

@@ -8,5 +8,17 @@ menuitem: state
 
 # Cluster state
 
-cluster state has not yet been mapped
+## Get state
 
+To get the basic cluster state, call:
+
+	var state = _client.ClusterState();
+
+This returns a IClusterStateResponse that contains information about the master node, all nodes in the cluster and such.
+
+## Get specific part of state
+
+If you only want a specific part, i.e. only information about nodes, you can do the following:
+
+	var state = _client.ClusterState(c => c
+							.Metrics(ClusterStateMetric.Nodes));

new_docs/contents/nest/indices/aliases.markdown

@@ -8,16 +8,37 @@ menuitem: aliases
 
 #Aliasing 
 
+Adding/removing and updating aliases are also easy to do in NEST. For more information look at the [Alias Doc](http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/indices-aliases.html)
+
 ## Adding
 
-	var response = this.ConnectedClient.Alias("nest_test_data", "nest_test_data2");
+	_client.Alias(a => a
+				  .Add(add => add
+				    .Index("myindex")
+				    .Alias("myalias")));
+
+## Removing
+
+	_client.Alias(a => a
+					.Remove(remove => remove
+						.Index("myindex")
+						.Alias("myalias")));
 
 
 ## Renaming
 
-    var response = this.ConnectedClient.Rename("nest_test_data", "nest_test_data2", "nest_test_data3");
+To rename a alias, just do an Add and a Remove in the same operation. Elasticsearch will then atomically rename your alias
 
+	_client.Alias(a => a
+					.Add(add => add
+						.Index("myindex")
+						.Alias("newalias"))
+					.Remove(remove => remove
+						.Index("myindex")
+						.Alias("oldalias")));
 
-## Removing
+## Asynchronous
+
+Doing alias operations Async is simple:
 
-	var response = this.ConnectedClient.RemoveAlias("nest_test_data", "nest_test_data3");
+	_client.AliasAsync(...);