Update $ELASTICSEARCH_VERSION to 7.17.27 #220
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Bump the elasticsearch version in the docker-compose repo's .env file to 7.17.27
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This change also fixes the same CGroup error on Mac M3 (Apple Silicon). Updating to Elasticsearch 7.17.27 resolved the issue on my machine as well. This confirms the fix works across different Apple Silicon architectures. |
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What was changed
Bump the elasticsearch version in the docker-compose repo's .env file to 7.17.27
Why?
There's a bug with linux kernel 6.12.x and older elasticsearch versions that will cause the startup of the elasticsearch container to fail with a JDK CGroup error.
Bumping the elasticsearch container to the newer 7.17.x range fixed the issue.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79244483 turned me onto this as a fix.
Checklist
By running docker-compose on a fairly-vanilla archlinux install running Linux 6.12.4-arch1-1