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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A data stream is an index abstraction very similar to an index alias. Under the hood, it points to multiple backing indices and allows searches using a single named resource. The underlying backing indices of a data stream are automatically created and follow this naming convention: .ds-<data-stream-name>-<generation>
These indices correctly show under the 'Indices' and 'Managed Indices' sections but do not show the parent data stream name which they are a part of.
Describe the solution you'd like
An additional column can be added to show the name of the parent data stream.
A toggle switch can be added to show/hide indices belonging to a data stream.
A multi-select drop-down can be added to easily filter indices belonging to one or more data streams.
Policy association/edits/removal with the backing indices of a data stream should work just like regular indices.
'Edit Rollover Alias' option should be disabled when managing the backing index of a data stream.
Screenshots
'Indices' section shows a column for the parent data stream. There's also a toggle to show/hide data stream indices.
Multi-select drop-down allows users to quickly select the backing indices of one or more data streams.
'Managed Indices' section also includes these changes. Policy association/edits/removal with the backing indices of a data stream works just like regular indices.
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[Feature] Show the data stream name under 'Indices' and 'Managed Indices' sections
[Feature] Show data streams in 'Indices' and 'Managed Indices' sections
Jun 3, 2021
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
A data stream is an index abstraction very similar to an index alias. Under the hood, it points to multiple backing indices and allows searches using a single named resource. The underlying backing indices of a data stream are automatically created and follow this naming convention:
.ds-<data-stream-name>-<generation>
These indices correctly show under the 'Indices' and 'Managed Indices' sections but do not show the parent data stream name which they are a part of.
Describe the solution you'd like
Screenshots
Additional context
This change builds on top of the following feature to support data streams in OpenSearch:
opensearch-project/OpenSearch#675
opensearch-project/index-management#12
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