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Cannot change ownership of elasticsearch directory in colab

I was trying to install elastic search in Google Colab, and it seems that to run the service, you need to change the ownership to a user that is not root. I tried the chown command for this and then ...
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Unable to send logs from rsyslog to logstash and elasticsearch

I am using ubuntu and I installed the ELK stack version 8.5 on the same machine. I did the necessary configurations for each of the services(logstash, elasticsearch, kibana) and I equally configured ...
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Elasticsearch curator not deleting old indices

I am using Elasticsearch + Kibana + File-/Metric-/Winlogbeat to summarize my logfiles. To not fill up my HDD with tons of logs I wanted to just keep them 14 days - so I installed Curator to do this ...
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Elasticsearch fails to start with 'permissions read' error even though read permissions exist

I have a symlink at /etc/elasticsearch/analysis that points to a mounted drive at /elasticdata/fileshare/analysis on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Azure VM. When I try and start elasticsearch I am getting the ...
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Why does a systemd unit file at `/usr/lib/systemd/system/` still works for Ubuntu?

I understand that systemd stores unit files at different locations for different versions of Linux. On RHEL, it's at /usr/lib/systemd/system/, whereas on Debian-based machines it's at /lib/systemd/...
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How to raise max threads for elasticsearch?

I have a fresh installation of Ubuntu 16.04 and I installed elasticsearch 5 on it. Now when I try to start elasticsearch using /etc/init.d/elasticsearch start After a few seconds in the log file I ...
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Able to ping my host but getting no route to host

I have a elasticsearch service running on MY_HOST_IP(10.x.x.xx) and port 9200. I am able to ping 10.x.x.xx from my VM, but when I try to connect elasticsearch it gives me : no route to host ...
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