Troubleshooting
Problem
Analytics records API events in indices named using the syntax apic-api-yyyy.mm.dd-nnnnnn, for example apic-api-2023.11.20-000005.
When rollover runs, it rolls over the active index i.e. the one that's being written to. When it's rolled over, a new index is created, the new index becomes the active index, and the old active index becomes read-only. The yyyy.mmm.dd in the new index name will be the date that the rollover ran, and the nnnnnn will be 1 more than the sequence number of the previous active index.
For example, rolling over index apic-api-2023.11.20-000005 will create new index apic-api-2023.11.21-000006
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Modified date:
10 September 2024
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