Not much point having master and data only nodes for such a small cluster.
Just make them all master and data and then set min masters to 3.

On 27 January 2015 at 21:07, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Radu,
>
>   Thanks for the suggestion and based on the criteria i designed one
> architecture using four nodes please suggest me the best way to arrange i
> satisfied all conditions in my architecture.
>
>
>   node1 : Dedicated master
>   node2 : mater and data
>   node3:  master and data
>   node 4: dedicated data node
>
>           Satisfied n/2+1 minimum number of master nodes would be 3. and
> for fail over of data nodes i arranged node2,node3,node4. because i can
> keep 2 replicas to increase search performance that is the reason i
> allotted node2,3,4 as data nodes.
>
>          on which node I have to set the minimum no of master nodes
> settings?
>
>             please suggest me is this way is correct to arrange nodes?
>
> Thanks
> phani
>
> On Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 3:23:35 PM UTC+5:30,
> [email protected] wrote:
>>
>> Hi All
>>
>>      I have chosen to establish 4 nodes in my cluster. I read concept of
>> dedicated master nodes and only data holding nodes in elastic search.please
>> explain me briefly how can i establish cluster by using the above four
>> nodes.
>>
>>    suppose if i have chosen N/2+1 for 4 nodes the minimum no of master
>> nodes would be 3 so one node left in my cluster. master nodes only managing
>> and indexing data to other nodes i.e data nodes. to implement replica do we
>> need 5 nodes because i left with only 1 data node where i can keep replica?
>>
>>      other wise will the primary shard resides on any one of master node
>> and replica will be hold my data node or please explain me how to design
>> above scenarios with my four nodes in cluster.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> phani
>>
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