My setup:

Logstash Node parsing NXLog eventlogs from windows servers and sending them 
to a 3 node ES Cluster.

Here's my logstash conf file:

input {
    tcp {
        type   => "eventlog"
        host   => "logstash01"
        port   => 3515
        codec => 'json'
    }
}

output {
      elasticsearch
        {
        index => "logstash-events-np-%{+YYYY-MM-dd}"
        }
}


Here is the elasticsearch.yml file on my logstash server:

cluster.name: ELCluster
node.name: logstash01
discovery.zen.ping.unicasthosts: ["elsearch01", "elsearch02"] (master nodes)

So when I look at HEAD, I can see that the logstash node has joined the 
cluster successfully, but my index is not being built.  In the logstash 
log, I see the following:

log4j, [2014-11-14T13:22:49.842]  WARN: org.elasticsearch.discovery: 
[logstash-logstash01-29863-2036] waited for 30s and no initial state was 
set by the discovery

Not sure why it's not building my index as I know there is data coming in 
from about 50 servers or so.  I'm a little lost at this point as I was able 
to get this far and don't know if I am missing a setting somewhere.  All 
servers are on the same network segment and there are no firewalls on the 
servers or between the servers.  I was able to build basic indexes without 
an issue from the ES cluster using the basic commands so I know it has the 
ability to create an index.

Originally, the current logstash server and elasticsearch server were our 
PoC servers and were successful and now we wanted to build a cluster for ES 
since it was going to be handling a large amount of data.

Thanks in advance.

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