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* Configuration, datas, logs and PID directories are now using standard paths like in the official elasticsearch packages. | ||
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* If you use only one instance but want to upgrade from an older ansible-elasticsearch version, follow [upgrade procedure](./docs/multi-instance.md#upgrade-procedure) | ||
* If you install more than one instance of ElasticSearch on the same host (with different ports, directory and config files), **do not update to ansible-elasticsearch >= 7.0.0**, please follow this [workaround](./docs/multi-instance.md#workaround) instead. |
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ElasticSearch/Elasticsearch. I think this was the old way of writing it, and I know it annoys some people so best to be consistent. I also see a few "elasticsearch" in this changelog too.
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$ rm /etc/default/node1_elasticsearch /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/node1_elasticsearch.service | ||
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* If you use only one instance but want to upgrade from an older ansible-elasticsearch version, follow [upgrade procedure](./docs/multi-instance.md#upgrade-procedure) | ||
* If you install more than one instance of ElasticSearch on the same host (with different ports, directory and config files), **do not update to ansible-elasticsearch >= 7.0.0**, please follow this [workaround](./docs/multi-instance.md#workaround) instead. |
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Another ElasticSearch here too.
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Starting with ansible-elasticsearch:7.0.0, installing more than one instance of Elasticsearch **on the same host** is no more supported. |
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s/is no more supported/is no longer supported/
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### Breaking changes | ||
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* Starting with ansible-elasticsearch:7.0.0, installing more than one instance of Elasticsearch **on the same host** is no more supported. |
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s/is no more supported/is no longer supported/
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Starting with ansible-elasticsearch:7.0.0, installing more than one instance of Elasticsearch **on the same host** is no more supported. | ||
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See [554#issuecomment-496804929](https://github.com/elastic/ansible-elasticsearch/issues/554#issuecomment-496804929) for more details about why we remove it. |
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s/why we remove it/why we removed it
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## Workaround | ||
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If you use more than one instance of ElasticSearch on the same host (with different ports, directory and config files), you are still be able to install Elasticsearch 6.x and 7.x in multi-instance mode by using ansible-elasticsearch commit [25bd09f](https://github.com/elastic/ansible-elasticsearch/commit/25bd09f6835b476b6a078676a7d614489a6739c5) (last commit before multi-instance removal) and overriding `es_version` variable: |
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ElasticSearch
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LGTM!
should fix #554