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Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins.
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* Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins.
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* Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins.
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* Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins.
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* Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins.
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* Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins.
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#107234) * Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices (#107233) * Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins. * Remove dlm link
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… (#107235) * Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices (#107233) * Clarify data stream recommendations and best practices Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing *any* updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins. * Remove dlm link
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Our documentation around data streams versus aliases could be interpreted in a way where someone doing any updates thinks they need to use an alias with indices instead of a data stream. This commit enhances the documentation around these areas to determine the correct abstraction in a more concrete way. It also tries to clarify that data streams still allow updates to the backing indices, and that a difference is last-write-wins versus first-write-wins.