Add metadata for transform node role #3411
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Elasticsearch 7.7.0 introduces the transform node role. Add this new node type to the pod metadata when running a version of Elasticsearch that supports transform. Adjust test cases and default values.
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I wonder if we should add |
thbkrkr
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Jul 22, 2020
Co-authored-by: Thibault Richard <thbkrkr@users.noreply.github.com>
…into add-transform-node-2
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Relates to #3139. |
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Second attempt at supporting the transform node role Elasticsearch 7.7.0 introduces.
The complication here is that we now have version specific default configurations. I chose to just toggle the
transformvalue off in the default config to be able to keep using just one config struct. Technically thetransformvalue does not even exist prior to 7.7.0. The default behaviour differs depending on whether the node is a data node or not. On nodes withnode.data: falsenode.transformis alsofalseunless specified otherwise explicitly.