Add guide for using ILM with existing indices #43667
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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I think this is missing a 1 caption below this example
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide which gives an example of how to do that.
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In many cases, including migration from previous versions of data
shippers (e.g. Beats), it is useful to use ILM to manage historical
indices, which are no longer being written to. This commit adds a guide
which gives an example of how to do that.
Relates to #39526
This is a draft because, well, it's a draft: the writing needs some editing and there's a couple parts that aren't done.