The cluster_stats documents contain information about the "human friendly" name of a given cluster under cluster_settings.cluster.metadata.display_name.
This used to be available as a mapped field display_name, but appears that they are no longer mapped as of at least 7.16 (maybe earlier).
Since it's unmapped, customers are probably unable to build any sort of visualization or dashboard control that references the cluster by some human readable name (example: "logging cluster", "analytics cluster").
Describe a specific use case for the feature:
We've used this in ESS to make cluster selectors in custom dashboards. Without the display name we can only guess between multiple UUIDs which cluster to filter on.
@tahaderouiche also brought it up as a customer request.
Describe the feature:
The cluster_stats documents contain information about the "human friendly" name of a given cluster under
cluster_settings.cluster.metadata.display_name
.This used to be available as a mapped field
display_name
, but appears that they are no longer mapped as of at least 7.16 (maybe earlier).Since it's unmapped, customers are probably unable to build any sort of visualization or dashboard control that references the cluster by some human readable name (example: "logging cluster", "analytics cluster").
Describe a specific use case for the feature:
We've used this in ESS to make cluster selectors in custom dashboards. Without the display name we can only guess between multiple UUIDs which cluster to filter on.
@tahaderouiche also brought it up as a customer request.