ec_check is a tool to check Elastic Cloud deployments.
As of now, the main function is to evaluate, if downscaling of an Elasticsearch data tier within an Elastic Cloud deployment is possible based on the current disk usage.
By default, for downscaling, only strict vertical downscaling is proposed.
By providing the extra flag --recommend-zone-change, ec_check will also
propose a combination of changing the instance size and the number of used zones
at the same time.
CAUTION: This mode is not recommended by Elastic. If you strictly require 3
zones, this feature can not be used.
$ ec_check downscale --region <region> --profile <profile> --deployment <name> --username <username> --password <password>By default, a headroom of 25% is required after downscaling for ec_check to
propose downscaling of a data tier. This can be changed by flag: --headroom-pct
and the respective percentage, e.g.: --headroom-pct 27.5
Get the supported list of regions:
$ ec_check regionsGet the supported list of hardware profiles for a given region:
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