There's no real best practice here at this stage.
But if you think about traditional datastores (ie DBs), would you mix these
data sets?

On 22 March 2015 at 13:34, Nick Malcolm <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We have a cluster set up already for indexing customer documents (bigger
> documents, medium traffic). We want to add event logging (small documents,
> lots of traffic).
> *Should we do this on a new cluster?*
>
>    - When do you typically create a separate cluster vs. add indexes to a
>    cluster?
>    - Is it straightforward to move indices to a new cluster at a later
>    date?
>
>
> Reasons I can think of for using the same cluster:
>
>    - Fewer servers to administer
>    - ES is already well equipped to handle multiple indices with various
>    mappings
>    - Simple searching across event & document indices, if needed
>    - If we were planning to add new servers for an events cluster, why
>    not have them in the same cluster for more redundancy
>
> Reasons I can think of for a new, separate, cluster:
>
>    - The cluster can be tuned to the relevant performance needs
>       - Don't have to worry about the flood of events using up all the
>       disk space
>    - Separation of responsibility / "single responsibility" design pattern
>    - If one cluster goes down / hits performance problems, the other can
>    continue along fine
>
>
>
> I couldn't see any blog posts or documentation around best practice for
> this, so your insight would be most welcome!
>
> Cheers,
> Nick
>
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