Question

I am trying to setup elasticsearch on 2 ec2 nodes. I have the plugin installed and my config has the following:

cloud:
    aws:
        access_key: KEY
        secret_key: KEY

discovery:
    type: ec2
    ec2:
        groups: security-group

They only discover if I have both this specified and an EIP assigned to each one. Why do I need an EIP assigned? A while ago I had a NAT instance and I did not need the EIP nor the cloud: etc in the config.

Was it helpful?

Solution

We had some issues with getting nodes within the cluster to see each other in an AWS EC2 setup. We were seeing a timeout issue as well. It turned out that we had added a self-reference to the security group (within the AWS console) in order to get the instances to see each other.

E.g. within the security group settings have the following entry:

TCP Port(Service)    Source
0 - 65535            sg-xxxxx (security-group)

Once we added this the discovery worked as expected.

OTHER TIPS

Try use this config

cloud:
    aws:
        access_key: KEY
        secret_key: KEY

discovery:
    type: ec2
    ec2:
        groups: security-group
        availability_zones: ap-southeast-1a,ap-southeast-1b
        tag: 
            stage: production

And add Tag "stage" to Instances PS. security-group which security group assign to instances

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