curator - Elasticsearch time-series index manager

curator  was originally written by Aaron Mildenstein <aaron@mildensteins.com>. It is currently maintained
       by Elasticsearch <http://www.elasticsearch.org/>.

       This manual page was written by Apollon Oikonomopoulos <apoikos@debian.org> for the Debian  project  (but
       may be used by others).

       Each  of the following commands accepts a number of options and positional arguments. Run curatorCOMMAND--help for command-specific help. Available commands are:

       allocation
              Apply required index routing allocation rule

       close  Close indices

       delete_indices
              Delete indices

       delete_snapshots
              Delete snapshots

       forcemerge
              forceMerge index/shard segments

       open   Open indices

       replicas
              Change replica count of indices

       show_indices
              Show indices

       show_snapshots
              Show snapshots

       snapshot
              Take snapshots of indices

curator  helps  manage  Elasticsearch  time-series  indices.  It  provides  an  easy way to perform index
       administration tasks, such as managing aliases,  optimizing  indices,  changing  the  replica  count  and
       modifying index allocation using routing tags.

       Exit codes will indicate success or failure.

       0      Success

       1      Failure

       -1     An exception was raised that does not result in an exit code of 1

       This  software  is  released  under  the  Apache  License, Version 2.0. See /usr/share/doc/elasticsearch-
       curator/copyright for more details.

       Copyright 2011-2016 Elasticsearch and contributors.

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curator - Elasticsearch time-series index manager

-h, --help
              show program usage and exit

       -v, --version
              show program's version number and exit

       --host HOST
              Elasticsearch host. Default: localhost

       --url_prefix URL_PREFIX
              Elasticsearch HTTP url prefix. Default: none

       --port PORT
              Elasticsearch port. Default: 9200

       --use_ssl
              Connect to Elasticsearch through SSL. Default: false

       --certificate
              Path to certificate to use for SSL validation.

       --client-cert
              Path to file containing SSL certificate for client auth.

       --ssl-no-validate
              Do not validate SSL certificate

       --http_auth AUTH
              Use Basic Authentication ex: user:pass Default: None

       --timeout TIMEOUT
              Connection timeout in seconds.

       --master-only
              Verify that the node is the elected master before continuing

       --dry-run
              If true, does not perform any changes to the Elasticsearch indices.

       --loglevel LOG_LEVEL
              Log level

       --logfile LOG_FILE
              log file

       --logformat LOGFORMAT
              Log output format [default|logstash]. Default: default

es_repo_mgr(1), curator(1)

       Additional   documentation   for   curator_cli   can   be   found    at    the    project's    wiki    at
       https://github.com/elasticsearch/curator/wiki and (on Debian systems) under /usr/share/doc/elasticsearch-curator/reference.txt.gz.

       curator_cli  [-h]  [-v]  [--host  HOST]  [--url_prefix URL_PREFIX] [--port PORT] [--use_ssl] [--http_auth
       AUTH]  [--timeout  TIMEOUT]  [--master-only]  [--dry-run]  [--loglevel  LOG_LEVEL]  [--logfile  LOG_FILE]
       [--logformat LOGFORMAT] COMMAND [COMMAND_OPTS] ARGUMENTS