Adding support for multi-tier rollups in ISM #1533
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Description
This PR implements multi-tier rollup functionality in OpenSearch Index Management, enabling hierarchical data aggregations where rollup indices can serve as source indices for subsequent rollup operations. This allows for progressive data summarization (e.g., raw data → 1-minute → 5-minute → 10-minute intervals) within a single ISM policy or through chained rollup jobs.
Previously, the ISM Rollup action was a terminal operation that only supported rolling up raw indices. This limitation forced users to rely on complex external automation chains (
Raw Data → Rollup → _reindex → Second Rollup Job) or redundantly roll up raw data multiple times at different granularities, leading to:Solution Overview
This implementation extends the rollup framework to support multi-level rollups by:
date_histogramfield instead of scanning raw documentspassenger_count→passenger_count.sum)source_indexfield to ISMRollup schema, enabling explicit source specification for multi-tier chaining{{ctx.index}},{{ctx.source_index}}) for dynamic index naming in ISM policiesExample Policy
Related Issues
Resolves #1490
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