Makes much more sense to me now.  Many thanks to the both of you.

On Thursday, August 18, 2016 at 5:40:13 AM UTC-4, Jan Doberstein wrote:
>
> Hej Jamie,
>
> On to my question.  I have a graylog server that is only doing graylog and 
> mongodb that I spun up from the ova.  I have setup two seperate ova 
> instances to be elasticsearch nodes only.  My question is, when the logs 
> come in to the graylog server (Just from windows at the moment) are they 
> stored on the graylog server, or do I need to add space to the 
> elasticsearch nodes?  I am getting confused about elasticsearch in this 
> equation and the indices page.  Even after reading info in Elasticsearch's 
> home website it's still fuzzy after I read it.  Just want to ensure that I 
> have the correct amount of hard drive space for each node in the cluster.  
> FYI: I have expanded the graylog server's HD to 100gigs since I figured 
> that's where the logs are being kept.  Just wanting to make sure that I am 
> right in this assumption.
>
>
> In the Setup, you describe the Messages will be stored on the 
> Elasticsearch nodes.
>
> Think of them like Database Server where the Content is stored and the 
> Graylog Server is the Application that requests the Information from the 
> Database. Additional Graylog does the processing of the Messages before 
> they are inserted into the Database.
>
> That means you need some storage on your Graylog System for the Journal ( 
> which is a queue that is used if you have any issues with your 
> Elasticsearch setup ) but most of the space is needed for the Data 
> directory of your Elasticsearch Nodes.
>
> kind regards
>
> Jan
>

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