Create a python script that will create this index setup for elasticsearch ingestlog.1. Tool 1 -> call w/ tool1 -setup cicd2-ingestlogs, it would check for existence of cicd2-ingestlogs. If not found, find cicd2-logstash-2* index and copy settings to make ingest logs.2. Tool 2 (could be sub command off tool 1) -> call w/ tool2 -alias cicd2 Check for aliases to cicd2-ingestlogs. Create aliases until we have aliases up to cicd2-logstash-2022.mm.dd where mm.dd is one month in the future. So if today is 8/16, we’d make sure we have all aliases out to cicd2-logstash-2022.09.16. Also would be good to check backwards to some cutoff date (maybe 8/4/2022) and make sure we have aliases or actual indexes covered.Tool 3 (could be sub command off tool 1) -> call w/ tool3 -destsetup cicd2. Would make or confirm the alias cicd2-logstash and make sure it’s set up w/ the right ILM.Tool 4 (could be a sub command off tool 1) -> call w/ tool4 -movedata -source cicd2-ingestlogs -dest cicd2-logstash Would do a copy by query from cicd2-ingestlogs to the alias cicd2-logstash.Example Below of what step 1 can look like but it is in bash# copy index definitionINDEX_NAME=”my_index”curl -X GET “http://source-server:9200/$INDEX_NAME” | curl -X PUT “http://destination-server:9200/$INDEX_NAME” -d @-# copy mapping for “my_doc_type”DOC_TYPE=”my_doc_type”curl -X GET “http://source-server:9200/$INDEX_NAME/_mapping” | jq .$INDEX_NAME.mappings.$DOC_TYPE | curl -X PUT “http://destination-server:9200/$INDEX_NAME/_mapping/$DOC_TYPE” -d @-
