- added ShrinkStep/Tests
- AsyncActionStep now passes in IndexMetaData instead of Index
- Delete usage of ClusterStateActionStep
- with ClusterStateActionStep gone, InitializePolicyContextStep
is the only other ClusterState-nonWait step
- Migrate setting-updates to UpdateSettingsStep
Various classes had some code that was not used and is not going to be needed so this change cleans up those classes so we don’t have dead code hanging around
Looks like we need to split out the tests of core classes to core
and index-lifecycle ones stay in index-lifecycle.
I believe I got everything, although I may have missed at least one thing
checked status with
$ ./gradlew :x-pack-elasticsearch:plugin:index-lifecycle:check -Dtests.seed=39838421912001B4
$ ./gradlew :x-pack-elasticsearch:plugin:core:check -Dtests.seed=39838421912001B4
other things done in this PR:
- removal of a few unused variables/thrown exceptions/imports
- fix TimeseriesLifecycleTypeTests
- an all null AllocateAction was created
- fix AllocateActionTests
- woops. -Dtests.seed=39838421912001B4 resulted in two `null`s and an emptyMap.
this resulted in a test failure.
Specifically this change makes it optional to:
* Specify `includes`, `excludes` and `requires`maps in the allocate action as long as at least one fo the options is specified and is not an empty map
* Specify an `after` parameter on a phase. If no `after` value is specified `TimeValue.ZERO` is used and the phase will be moved to as soon as the previous phase reports `ACTIONS COMPLETED`. `after` is always non-null when we are serialising the Phase.
* Specify a `type` for a LifecyclePolicy. If no `type` is specified `TimeSeriesLifecycleType.INSTANCE` is used since this is currently the only production `type`. `type` is always non-null when we are serialising the LifecyclePolicy.
This PR adds a new setting called `index.lifecycle.date` that
the ShrinkAction will be responsible for populating in the newly created index.
This way, we can continue to know when we should be executing the next phase
relative to the original index creation date, and not that of the shrunken index.
A node can stop being the master node whilst it is running, e.g. if it can’t access `minimumMasterNodes` number of master eligible nodes. Because of this we need logic in `IndexLifecycleService` that cancels the scheduled job if the node is no longer master and re-adds the job if the node becomes master again.
Tal Levy
Colin Goodheart-Smithe