In setups with a single host it doesn't make any sense to display the host list to which the user want's to connect (http://cerebro-host:9000/#/connect) as there is only one host to select.
Shouldn't it be possible to omit the host "query" parameter in the URL and just use the default host from the configuration if there is only one?
I our case, Cerebro is running on each Elasticsearch client node with the local Elasticsearch instance configured. So every Cerebro installation only knows one Elasticsearch client node. Automatically picking the host would decrease the number of clicks required to get to the overview.
In setups with a single host it doesn't make any sense to display the host list to which the user want's to connect (http://cerebro-host:9000/#/connect) as there is only one host to select.
Shouldn't it be possible to omit the host "query" parameter in the URL and just use the default host from the configuration if there is only one?
I our case, Cerebro is running on each Elasticsearch client node with the local Elasticsearch instance configured. So every Cerebro installation only knows one Elasticsearch client node. Automatically picking the host would decrease the number of clicks required to get to the overview.