Create Initial Opensearch Indices #567
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Add OpenSearch API call to create indices
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…reated two issues were present: 1. opensearch_status.sh -w was no longer behaving as previously, as now an empty index is being created that doesn't have any events in it (see idaholab#527 and idaholab#567). It's been adjusted so that now it waits for an index with docs.count > 0. 2. The shared_object_creation.sh script needed to create the dummy detector if the .opendistro-anomaly-detection-state doesn't exist, so this check has been put in place
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Closes #527
Today, if you open Dashboards without any data in the indexes you get spammed with this message about a thousand times about how there's no matching index for the arkime-sessions3-* index pattern or the malcolm_beats-* pattern.
This change creates an empty index to suppress the message. These empty indices are called:
<MALCOLM_NETWORK_INDEX_PATTERN>initial
and
<MALCOLM_OTHER_INDEX_PATTERN>initial
The program drops the trailing asterisk in the index patterns.