Show index queries by default

Author: orangejulius

es_diagnostic.sh

@@ -1,28 +1,18 @@
 #!/bin/bash -ue
 set -eu
 
-## HOW TO USE THIS SCRIPT
-## download onto any Prod VPN connected machine
-## set the $cluster_url variable to a url like "http://your-elasticsearch-host:9200" (specifiy port and put http at the front)
-## run with `bash es_diagnostic.sh`
-## optionally: update the old_snapshot_name and new_snapshot_name variables from the output
-## run again, or ideally (on a large monitor) use `watch -n1 bash es_diagnostic.sh`
-
 cluster_url="${cluster_url:-http://localhost:9200}"
 
 ## CONFIGURE SCRIPT HERE
-old_snapshot_name="pelias-2016.11.04-000804"
-new_snapshot_name="pelias-2016.10.21-185509"
+index_name="pelias"
 
 ## show basic index information
 echo -e "INDICES"
 curl -s "$cluster_url/_cat/indices/?pretty=1&v" | (for i in $(seq 1); do read -r; printf "%s\n" "$REPLY"; done; sort -nk2)
 
 # Shows counts of queries for each index
-#echo -e "\n$old_snapshot_name queries"
-#curl -s "$cluster_url/$old_snapshot_name/_stats?pretty=1&v" | grep query_total | head -1
-#echo -e "\n$new_snapshot_name queries"
-#curl -s "$cluster_url/$new_snapshot_name/_stats?pretty=1&v" | grep query_total | head -1
+echo -e "\n$index_name queries"
+curl -s "$cluster_url/$index_name/_stats?pretty=1&v" | grep query_total | head -1
 
 ## Show information about each node, including master and router nodes
 echo -e "\nNODES"