allow multiple configurable elasticsearch nodes #207
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This change allows you to monitor multiple elasticsearch nodes from one tcollector instance if, for example, you have two nodes on one host, or want to monitor nodes remotely.
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I'll start testing this, can you confirm you have completed the CLA? |
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It's been almost a year, so I have no idea if I did or not. |
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Would you mind just doing it now? Thanks! |
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I can merge this as soon as @preaction completes the CLA. |
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Done |
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allow multiple configurable elasticsearch nodes
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Thank you for your contribution! Sorry for the commit delay. |
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This change allows you to monitor multiple elasticsearch nodes from one
tcollector instance if, for example, you have two nodes on one host, or
want to monitor nodes remotely.