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Updated ilm docs as per the issue (#118148) (#118903)
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This PR updates the Elasticsearch ILM tutorial for the newer screenshot
and the primary shard update in the text.

Co-authored-by: Satyam Mishra <[email protected]>
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dakrone and satyyam11 authored Dec 17, 2024
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You want to send log files to an {es} cluster so you can visualize and analyze
the data. This data has the following retention requirements:

* When the write index reaches 50GB or is 30 days old, roll over to a new index.
* When the primary shard size of the write index reaches 50GB or the index is 30 days old, roll over to a new index.
* After rollover, keep indices in the hot data tier for 30 days.
* 30 days after rollover:
** Move indices to the warm data tier.
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. On the **Edit policy logs** page, toggle **Save as new policy**, and then provide a new name for the policy, for example, `logs-custom`.

The `logs@lifecycle` policy uses the recommended rollover defaults: Start writing to a new
index when the current write index reaches 50GB or becomes 30 days old.
index when the primary shard size of the current write index reaches 50GB or the index becomes 30 days old.

To view or change the rollover settings, click **Advanced settings** for the hot
phase. Then disable **Use recommended defaults** to display the rollover
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