elasticsearch search phase execution

exception search elasticsearch execution phase
Brandon Vigil picture Brandon Vigil · Jan 3, 2013 · Viewed 13.2k times · Source

I'm having issues and I don't know where to turn. Long story short, my web designer left me high and dry and I have no idea what he did and he refuses to answer his phone. I have access to the main page but after that, I'm completely locked out and staring at a SearchPhaseExecutionException for every single product in my store. Any help would be much appreciated as I am completely clueless on what to do. Here is the full error log and I can post any additional information as is necessary to troubleshoot this problem:

 SearchPhaseExecutionException at /category/1
Failed to execute phase [query], total failure; shardFailures {[_na_][product][0]: No     active shards}{[_na_][product][1]: No active shards}{[_na_][product][2]: No active shards}{[_na_][product][3]: No active shards}{[_na_][product][4]: No active shards}

Answer

imotov picture imotov · Jan 3, 2013

Somewhere on your web site/farm you have an elasticsearch server running. This server has an index called product, and I would guess this index contains information about products in your store. Currently, this elasticsearch server is experiencing some sort of an issue that made the index unavailable. It might be possible to tell you what is going on by looking at the log file of the elasticsearch server, which is different from the log file of your web server. Do you see any log files called elasticsearch.log?

By the way, since it might take several iterations to figure out what's going on, it might be easier to move this conversation to elasticsearch mailing list or #elasticsearch IRC channel on freenode.

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