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Peter Karich

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How to backup ElasticSearch with rsync Posted: Jul 12, 2011 6:10 AM
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Although there is a gateway feature implemented in ElasticSearch which basically recovers your index on start if it is corrupted or similar it is wise to create backups if there are bugs in Lucene or ElasticSearch (assuming you have set the fs gateway). The backup script looks as follows and uses the possibility to enable [...]

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