1.12.1

This is a bugfix release and affects a fix for the readonly check type.
Before 1.12.1, the readonly check would silently return OK even if the check doesn't work due to missing privileges on the Elasticsearch cluster.

1.12.0

This release contains multiple enhancements:

• Additional authentication method using SSL settings (with key and certificate)
• Additional CPU usage check
• Additional "local" node parameter. Certain checks (cpu, mem, disk, jthreads) can be executed with the additional -L flag.

The base work was submitted in PR #41 . To assure backward compatibility and other improvements, the PR #44 replaced PR 41 and was finally merged.

1.11.1

This version 1.11.1 fixes two bugs.

• Invalid authentication is not properly handled and did not result in correct plugin behaviour (output and exit code) on the check types readonly, master and tps

• Invalid domains submitted by -H parameter were not properly handled and resulted in the plugin to simply return OK (exit code 0) when a HTTP status 200 came back as a response.

1.11.0

This fixes #30

• Set jq as new default json parser (was: jshon)
• Plugin now shows the names of the found read_only indexes when using jq as json parser

1.10.1

Bugfix in jthreads check type.
See #34 .

1.10.0

Enhances plugin to use the -i parameter as an "include object names" parameter.
For the readonly check, the indexes to be checked can be defined.
For the tps check, the list of the thread pools to be checked can be defined.

Fixes #28

1.9.1

Version 1.9.1 is a bugfix release and fixes a small but important typo in the readonly check output.

1.9.0

Version 1.9 adds the name of the cluster to the status output.

1.8.1

This release fixes a bug in the readonly check type (issue #26)

1.8

Add support for multiple json parsers, using the new -X parameter.
Previously only jshon was supported. With this release both jshon and jq are supported as json parsers.
Default is still jshon for backward compatibility.