Use node name to specify initial master nodes #34
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With this commit we use the Elasticsearch node name instead of its IP to configure `cluster.initial_master_nodes`. This avoids any ambiguity in case multiple nodes are configured per host. For backwards-compatibility we fallback to previous behavior if the template variable `all_node_names` is undefined. Relates elastic/rally#804
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With this commit we use the Elasticsearch node name instead of its IP to configure `cluster.initial_master_nodes`. This avoids any ambiguity in case multiple nodes are configured per host. For backwards-compatibility we fallback to previous behavior if the template variable `all_node_names` is undefined. Relates elastic/rally#804 Relates #34
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With this commit we use the Elasticsearch node name instead of its IP to
configure
cluster.initial_master_nodes. This avoids any ambiguity incase multiple nodes are configured per host. For backwards-compatibility
we fallback to previous behavior if the template variable
all_node_namesis undefined.Relates elastic/rally#804