Elasticsearch 2.3.2 released
Blog post from Elastic
Elasticsearch 2.3.2, based on Lucene 5.5.0, has been released as a bug fix update, addressing significant issues from previous versions and is available on the Elastic Cloud platform. Key improvements include fixes for CORS-related problems affecting browser-based applications, adjustments to ensure proper shard allocation decisions, and corrections for the extended_stats aggregation handling of empty buckets. The release also enhances various accompanying tools: Marvel now includes a timepicker control for viewing historical data, Shield resolves date math expressions for index names before authorization, and Watcher sets SMTP connection timeouts to prevent watches from stalling. Additional fixes ensure smoother functionality across the suite, such as handling of HTTP headers with dots and Hipchat action fallbacks. Users are encouraged to download and test the update, with feedback welcomed via Twitter or the Elastic forum.
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