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[BUG] Async Translog Durability restriction is not being honored when indices are created through templates #15493

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shourya035 opened this issue Aug 29, 2024 · 1 comment
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Describe the bug

Today, when we set the cluster.remote_store.index.restrict.async-durability setting, indices cannot be created with the index.translog.durability setting as async. However, this behavior is bypassed when the index is created through index templates.

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To Reproduce

  • Create a cluster with cluster.remote_store.index.restrict.async-durability set to true
  • Create an index template with the following setting:
"index.translog.durability": "async"
  • Index would get created with Async translog durability

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Index template creation should be blocked in this case

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Closing this issue as the reference PR has been merged already.
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