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How can you configure an ILM policy to ensure indices on warm nodes are deleted after 90 days but remain searchable on cold nodes for 180 days?

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How can you configure an ILM policy to ensure indices on warm nodes are deleted after 90 days but remain searchable on cold nodes for 180 days?
ADelete indices manually after 90 days on warm nodes
BSet warm phase to delete at 90 days and cold phase to retain until 180 days
CSet cold phase to delete at 90 days and warm phase to retain until 180 days
DUse snapshot lifecycle instead of ILM
Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
  1. Step 1: Understand ILM phase timing

    Warm phase can delete indices after 90 days; cold phase can retain longer.
  2. Step 2: Configure phases accordingly

    Set warm phase delete at 90 days and cold phase retention until 180 days.
  3. Final Answer:

    Set warm phase to delete at 90 days and cold phase to retain until 180 days -> Option B
  4. Quick Check:

    Warm delete 90d, cold retain 180d = Set warm phase to delete at 90 days and cold phase to retain until 180 days [OK]
Quick Trick: Configure ILM phases with correct delete timings [OK]
Common Mistakes:
MISTAKES
  • Swapping delete timings between warm and cold phases
  • Relying on manual deletion instead of ILM
  • Using snapshot lifecycle for deletion timing

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