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When you want to put kibana 4 export.json under git, you'll see that the file changes even if you did not touch searches, vizs or dashboards. The script below uses jq to keep kibana 4 objects (and object keys) in a constant order. Thus, no diffs if you left your kiaban untouched

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# !/bin/bash

ES_BASE=/.../elasticsearch-1.4.2
ES_CMD=${ES_BASE}/bin/elasticsearch

# cleanup. Commented so that it doesn't harm your environment
# kill $(jps | grep Elas | awk '{print $1}')
# rm ${ES_BASE}/logs/*

# start two clusters

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#!/bin/bash

# my configuration
# elasticsearch-1.0.0
# elasticsearch-hadoop-yarn.jar from 1.3.0.M2
# hadoop-2.2.0-bin
# hive-0.12.0-bin
# pig-0.12.0/ with recompiled pig-0.12.0-withouthadoop.jar for yarn

ES_CLUSTER="localhost:9200"

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#!/bin/bash

# my configuration
# elasticsearch-1.0.0
# elasticsearch-hadoop-yarn.jar from 1.3.0.M2
# hadoop-2.2.0-bin
# hive-0.12.0-bin
# pig-0.12.0/ with recompiled pig-0.12.0-withouthadoop.jar for yarn

ES_CLUSTER="localhost:9200"

jpparis-orange

#!/bin/bash

# my configuration
# elasticsearch-1.0.0
# elasticsearch-hadoop-yarn.jar from 1.3.0.M2
# hadoop-2.2.0-bin
# hive-0.12.0-bin

ES_CLUSTER="localhost:9200"